THE SIXTH SENSE (1999) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION
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Enjoy my reaction to "The Sixth Sense" - M. Night Shyamalan.
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I had no idea how disturbing this movie was at the beginning, but then...
The full-length reaction link: www.patreon.com/posts/sixth-sense-full-63260153
you have to see THE OTHERS
Form your comments at the end it seems as if you didn't realise the Bruce Willis ' character was a slow dead and / or a ghost
Also dead
The even more heart breaking part of the girl's funeral is you hear one of the guests at the funeral say "and now the little one is getting sick".
The ghost girl was protecting her little sister from her mother
Why did the mother poison her in the first place though? Who could do something that cruel? :(
@@AleeshaBeck It's called Munchausens Syndrome by Proxy.
@@AleeshaBeck Some women crave the attention that they get as the long-suffering, angelic mother of a sick child. So much so that they will make their child sick to get it.
@@AleeshaBeck Lots of parents do that.
@@sexysadie2901 that’s sad. 😞
One fairly minor detail here is that the city where this movie is set is the city I was born and raised in -- and I have never in my life EVER heard an actor get the accent right. But Toni Collette NAILS it completely. She got every single detail, every vowel, every tone contour. She is magical.
And she’s Australian.
I’m so glad that we’re far enough removed from the release of this movie that there are starting to be viewers who are completely unaware of the twist, therefore allowing those of us who experienced it when it came out (I was a senior in high school in 1999) to re-experience the greatness.
Haley Joel Osment was nominated for an Oscar for this role. Well deserved. All three leads were just phenomenal. Thank you for the reaction.
When I was in line waiting for the movie some dumb girl walked out of previous showing and asked her friend “Was that his dad?” I thought she ruined it until after I realized how stupid she was.
I graduated in 99
I loved that people were actually good about not spoiling it for the rest. Then again, the internet wasn't as big of a thing back then.
I went to see opening night and when the twist twisted you could hear every jaw in the theater hit the floor.
@@chiefsteps-in-poo8447 I heard a gasp, in the whole theatre.
The young boy, Haley Joel Osment was nominated for an Oscar. His performance for a child his age was absolutely amazing.
Toni Collete (who plays the kids mom) is one of the most incredibly underrated actresses in history. You reminded me when you said you reacted to that scene in the car so strongly. She's like the Meryl Streep who doesn't get nominated but she is incredible. Watch any of her performances, you won't be disappointed.
Totally agree 💯
All of this ⬆️👌
Let me join this group!
Yes, yes, yes ....
Hereditary.
What made the twist so ingenious was that it was not a "trick" ending...it right before our eyes the entire time. The director made clever and effective use of the presumptions movie audiences have been trained to make about what we see on the screen.
Yes, that and the fact that even without the twist it's a damn good movie. Other movies that try hard but suck except for the twist, you can't watch it again. This movie is complete and solid even without the twist, and the twist isn't just icing on the cake, it's another cake on the first cake with extra icing on top of that.
@@peterpike that's so true, and that's why I think shyamalan's other movies have not done nearly as well. His other movies have relied too much on the twists. This movie would still be a fantastic movie even if they omitted the twist at the end.
I have never seen another movie with such a clever twist, one that's right in front of you but you can't see until the end. Others twists movies just show you the twist but nothing else that happened in the movie before support it. On top of the twist, this movie has a really strong and powerful message about love and communication, which others movies don't.
Yup! When you rewatch the movie all falls in place. For example, Willis never interacts with anybody after the shooting, except with the kid.
@@peterpike I would include The Village and Unbreakable in that. All 3 are solid movies without the twist.
The Sixth Sense was released right before the age of social media, which really helped it. Those of us that saw it in the theater kept the ending secret for those that hadn’t seen it yet. I saw it with my grandma and the rest of my family ended up going to see it within 2 weeks because we hyped it up so much.
The film was nominated for best picture and both Toni Collette and Haley Joel Osment were nominated for best supporting performances.
I love how the movie is remembered as a spooky ghost tale but at its heart, its a close knit drama with a wonderful emotional payoff. That doesn't mean there weren't a few spookies on the way.
Can you imagine what it was like watching this in the theater in 1999?! It was INSANE. The whole theater was in shock. This was a huge huge hit.
Such an amazing movie. The twist at the end is mindblowing but the movie doesn't depend on it, the whole thing is great and full of remarkable moments. And Toni Collette (Cole's mom) deserved an Oscar for the car scene.
I love your reactions. You don't talk over the dialogue, you pay attention, and you react to the MOVIE instead of to yourself. Subscribed.
Agree. LIKE
The scene with him and his mom in the car gets me every time 💯
The cool part is that the twist was actually foreshadowed all the way back in the hospital scene...Cole is literally telling the audience a good story needs a twist...And yet almost everyone misses it...I've watched a few reactions where they either fibbed about not having seen it before or really did guess that Malcom died at the beginning...
The use of the color red to indicate ghost is incredible. If you rewatch knowing that, it's another mind blowing experience
I watched this movie when it came out, and I remember getting out of the theater and seeing people waiting to get in to watch it. Noone said anything. Noone spoiled the surprise, everyone was respectful to others. I have serious doubts about the same happening these days.
I know what you mean, though I remember watching Inception in theatres. Which is somewhat modern. And remembering how no one discussed the ending after leaving until they were outside the theatre and being more drowned out by ambient noise
@@marcusd450 I'm glad to hear that :)
Fr I never spoke of what happen in movies especially good ones, but people be ruining the moments nowadays
We watched it in the cinema... when the ring fell I knew... it was literally sending chills up my body at that very moment. Stunning movie. I had the pleasure watching it with my mom when it came out on dvd and everytime I thought she would catch on him not being alive she didn't. She was just as in shock as we were. That's the ultimate experience haha.
I remember how this movie knocked me for such a loop. I left the theater completely stunned.
4:26 I've watched this movie many times and just now realized that the reason Cole was running was that he was trying to hide from the scary ghost sitting on the bench across the street.
The dark haired psychiatric doctor was, in fact, the movie's writer AND director, M. Night Shyamalan who, like Alfred Hitchcock, always writes himself in the film in some sort of cameo. The movie opened on his 29th birthday, Aug 6th, 1999.
Another thing, and I didn't pick up on this the 1st time I saw it (at the theater), he gives you hints about when something is going to happen. For instance, every time a ghost is going to appear, something red will be featured prominently in the foreground, like a red door knob, a bright red sweater, red balloon, red ball, etc. Another tell is that it always get scold whenever a ghost enters the area. You see all the characters react to it throughout the movie.
The Sixth Sense, even when watching this reaction video, like you, still brings tears to MY eyes when the mom (Toni Collette) breaks down and starts to cry in the car, and when Bruce figures out that he's been dead the whole time ... wow, just wow !!!
Great reaction, man.
I was a teen when this came out and when I first saw it. It hits me different now. Back then, I was more wrapped up in the horror elements and the final twist of course. Now, as an adult with kids, I have a completely different view on it. I can't help but see this from the mother's point of view; how overwhelmed and worried sick she must be. The emotional car scene never really hit home before. Now I cry my eyes out every time. Even though this movie has always been highly regarded, I STILL feel like it is underrated. Bravo
The scene in the car between the boy and his mother is very famous now. There was no better child actor than Joel Osmet and Toni Collette is always fantastic.
14:45 That's M. Night Shyamalan, the film's director who likes to make cameos in his movies :)
His signature thing is the plot twist in the end, they are the best!
You should check out Signs, The Village and the Unbreakable trilogy, all by the same Director. Elite stuff.
This is an incredible movie, the ending really hits you when you realise what it means and the whole film is extremely powerful. I certainly can't imagine having the powers that little boy had, it would drive you mad, I think. Love your movie reactions, George, they are really helping me to focus on something else and creating a distraction, thanks so much for that. Look forward to watching the full movie with you. As always, thinking of you and Patrick during this troublesome time. Keep safe and many thanks again for all you're doing.
It's not a special power, it's a skill that can be learned and practiced. Some people are born with it already "active" and others just need training. After some months of dating my now wife she confessed to me that she had this skill. I won't lie to you, some times it's scary, mostly when you get visited during the night out of the blue, but it is what it is. Since I was a kid I felt attracted to this kind of things and for me to be able to know someone like her was like winning the lottery.
He even helped Bruce Willis character in the end, by telling him to talk to her while she was sleeping.
One thing that I didn't pick up on for a long time and a few viewings, was when Cole first sees malcom when he comes out of his house and malcom is sitting on the bench, and then is following him, Cole runs from him and tries to hide in the church. He even puts up his soldiers to try to defend against him.
He is scared of him at first like all of the dead people, but Malcom wins his trust.
31:28 Apparently the director got each actor to learn their own lines only; they did not know what the other actor was going to say until they shot the scene, hence the reactions were real. Toni Collette (the mum) is a great actress and was born in Sydney, Australia (just like me). Check out her breakthrough role in _Muriel's Wedding_ (1994). Loved your reactions to this film and _The Shining._
the acting of toni collette in the car scene gets me every single time.
Every person that I have watched with their reaction has automatically labeled the child as a little thief. Without knowing anything yet about the child.
Great reaction. So great to see everybody's reaction at the end, when not expected. George, please be safe in this turbulent time.
Aw, what a terrific reaction. Even just watching reactions, this movie gives me chills, too. And when he talks to his mom about his grandma and then the ending always makes me cry, too.
"About a Boy" and "Muriels Wedding" are great films with Toni Collett. Wasn't it amazing how Haley Joel Osment was at the acting level of the adult actors?!
Your reactions are the best, man, especially when the movie is this kind of quality! 🏆
8:42 I got bullied in school a lot. One day one or my friends comes up and says "you're really smart but when you say things that are too smart for other people they react badly."
Always enjoyed the musical reactions, but I’m LOVING your movie reactions. Keep up the fantastic content. Cheers!
Someone Unknown Everyone should see his reaction to Shawshank Redemption. It's stunning how moved he was.
Written and directed by M. Night Shyamalan starring Bruce Willis as a therapist who specializes with children with difficulties. Also featuring Haley Joel Osment as his latest patient and Toni Collett as Haley's mother
Thank you for letting me relive one of the greatest moments in movie history through you! This movie is still great even when you've already seen it.
The Skeleton Key (2005) has a pretty decent twist at the end. Another is Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil (1997). Based on actual events and directed by Clint Eastwood
I watched this in theaters with my parents and it scared the hell out of me!
The twist ending was the most shocking and unexpected!
It was a huge hit, making over $600 million dollars at the box office, making it the highest grossing horror film of 1999 and was nominated for 5 Oscars Best Picture but lost to American Beauty.
Actually SIX nominations! But, yeah, 1999 was an incredible year for film. It was a tough beat.
I just cried at the car scene where he passes on the message from her mother - I could barely breathe
This movie blew me away when I first saw it. The kid is really good in it, everyone is. It got creepy as hell right lol. Check out Signs from the guy who made this one. Also check out The Others, The Ring, The Babadook and the Conjuring movie series.
I’ll put in another big vote for The Others.
Same, watch The Others!!
Highly recommend The Others, agree!
Watch The Other (not the same movie as The Others), based on the book by Thomas Tyron. It’s about a set of twin boys, Holland & Niles, on a farm in CT during the Depression.
Yeah - The Others is a MUST!
I was lucky enough to watch this on opening night at The Metreon here in San Francisco. 1999 doesn't feel that long ago...
Haley Joel Osmet probably is one of the best child actors ever. He did just as good of a performance in Spielbergs AI Artificial Intelligence.
Love your reviews. This channel will explode soon!
It was so clever how the colour red was used throughout as a clue to Bruce Willis's character of his fate.
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
I get such a lump in my throat during the last scenes. It's a powerful film indeed.
absolutely love your reactions!! Cool fun fact every time there’s a ghost present in the movie there’s a red item - the door knob, the church door, balloon, etc
You NEED to watch Hereditary (2018). Toni Collete is an absolute master at her craft in that film. Also, The Sixth Sense was also nominated for SIX Oscars that year, including Toni Collete for Best Supporting Actress. I've been a fan of her work forever it seems lol.
I’m loving your movie reactions as much as your music reactions. You have something good here, keep it up!
Bruce Willis had a BIG and explosive career. He accepted many stranges films in which he was not superman, just a super man with "daily" problems.
He made some very good films which was not good for his image and probably didn't recieved very much money.
His healt remember anyone can have reals problems.
I think , he knew he had a problem many many years before we know it and decided to be on films he could have made later.
Don't care about what he did a little after 2000, for me the problem was already here and he knew it since some years.
The scene with Cole and his mother in the car makes me cry every damn time
There were clues all the way through, rewatch to red cues. Balloons, door knobs etc. I had no idea, but watched it again to see the cues.
14:44 This is the director making a cameo. He shows up in most of his movies.
"I see dead people..." will go down in movie history
Your reaction was appropriate. This was an absolute masterpiece - no doubt. It is one of the best of the best in writing, filming (directing and set design - red styling appears when ghosts are in frame), and acting.
Another really good scary movie with an incredible child actor, The Exorcist.
I remember going to the theater to see this with a friend and my kids. We went out to dinner afterwards and spent a couple hours talking about it - it makes you want to rerun the entire movie in your head to figure out all the clues you must have missed. The color red was really important, but for the life of me I can't remember why. Excellent script, excellent acting. Another amazing movie by M. Night Shyamalan is "Signs" with Mel Gibson.
Th color red signifies when something is going to happen, the fact that at their anniversary his wife is wearing a red top but nothing happened. It was only at the end when you find out he's dead that you think damn that red top lol. Best movie twist i have ever seen, and a must watch movie for anyone who hasn't seen it.
Damn...When M.Night could actually make you cry.
Toni Collette plays Coles mom --- She is a fantastic Australian actress and I have enjoyed seeing her in many movies -- this movie was nominated for many awards but was snubbed -- probably because supernatural movies usually dont win awards -- Thats a shame -- the acting was believable and touching
I laughed out loud when the first scare happened…the mom in the robe walks past the camera…it genuinely got you good 🤣
Your reaction brought back the intense feelings I also had when I saw it. - Thank You 😊 The movie was snubbed at the Oscars, was nominated for six Academy Awards and four British Academy Film Awards, but won none 😠 I highly recommend M. Night Shyamalan's next film "Unbreakable". It was not received as highly as The Sixth Sense (don't think any of his films can top it) but it comes really close. Be warned it is also a "slower" paced movie but well worth the watch.
I love Unbreakable! I also like Signs a lot.
Unbreakable was very good, as was Split. Can't say the same about Glass.
The Latin prayer was a way a soldier or someone was begging God for mercy. To help save them, or perhaps show mercy when judged for his/her life and soul.
Gotta love being a bookworm.
I'm glad you didn't see the twist as it gives you the full effect of the film. I've seen this a million times, know the twist and it still gets me in the feels. When you watch it again, you'll see the obvious and wonder how you missed it. I love this film and it's up there as one of my favourites.
The car scene 😭😭😭
This kid was also in another great movie called 'Pay it Forward' you should check it out if you'venever seen it. He is a great actor.
M. Night Shayamalan directed this. He has a few other scary and noteworthy movies.
It's incredible that M Night Shyamalan gets stick for a few odd choices in direction, when he made this, Unbreakable, Signs, yes The Village! And more recently The Visit, Spilt, Glass.. he might go off track sometimes, but you never forget the movie!
“The Bruce.” 🤣
You are AWESOME, fantastic film critic. May you get a million+ more subscribers. Wishing you peace, love and great health all the way from California.
It's a great movie. I tripped out the first time I saw it. The acting by everybody, was outstanding.
The Sixth Sense has such a compelling visual design too. If you watch it again notice how the color red is used I'm many scenes that gears the audience toward a sense of warnings: red balloon , red door, read doorknob...
I'd like to suggest two movies starring Humphrey Bogart and directed by John Huston:
- Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948)
- The African Queen (1952), co-starring Katherine Hepburn
M Night Shyamalan is a master 👌
🌼Hey dear George, praying for peace and love to prevail amidst this chaos. May you and your family be safe and sound. Tons of hugs and good energies🤗✌️🤗✌️🤗✌️🤗✌️🤗❣️🌼
Probably Shyamalan's masterpiece. One of the best twist endings ever. Great performances from everyone. Nice reaction man.😊
Some other good movies are ‘What Lies Beneath’ starring Harrison Ford & Michelle Pfeiffer and ‘The Patriot’ starring Mel Gibson & Heath Ledger.
God, I love watching people reacting to that ending for the first time.
I still remember going and seeing this movie with my mom and my sister when it first came out.
The doctor that Cole's mother was talking to at the hospital is the director of the movie. Other films he directed that I recommend are "The Village" and "Signs".
The ending hits you like a runaway train hitting you into your chest
Hi George, a movie I think you should check out is "Ordinary People". I won't tell you what it's about but the performances in the film are so realistic and moving, I think you will appreciate it. It won an Oscar for best film in 1981. Great reaction to this movie!!
Probably didn't realize it but the intruder that kills Bruce's character is Donnie Walburg tv actor and one of the singing group New Kids on the Block. Not to mention brother of movie actor Mark Walburg
Seeing this move in the theater was one of those experiences that you cannot replicate. It's one thing to watch it alone at home, but but being in a crowd when we all got hit with that ending was indescribable.
I saw this movie in the theaters and when the twist came everyone including me were shocked about it. This is the movie that made M.Night on the map so to speak,other good movies of his are Unbrakable and Signs all with amazing twists and hints throughout the movie.
Seeing ghosts isn't exactly a special power it happens when one is a Medium or when someone has a near death expirience so they are close to the other side so to speak. Ghosts are not things to be scared of and they can not pysically harm the living but there are the darker ones that can be dangerous.
This movie is pretty accurent on what happens when they show up exept for the fact that it doesn't have to be cold when they show themselves. Lost souls are those who only want to be heard so that they can move on and yes most of them just relive the moments leading up to their deaths so they don't know they are dead.
You'll have to watch some of M. Night's other movies that are also really great: Unbreakable (also Bruce Willis), Signs (Mel Gibson), and The Village.
If you ever re-watch this one, notice the cold and the color red, link it up to the plot... :)
Toni Collette acted the shit out of this movie.
Loved your reaction to one of my favorite movies. The scene at the end with the boy and his mother in the car makes me cry every time.
Fun fact: the patient in the beginning is Donny Wahlberg from the Tv show Blue Bloods and brother to actor Mark Wahlberg from The Departed,Boogie Nights,ect. PLEASE do the Toni Collette film Hereditary. Great mystery and creepy. The Dr. In the White Coat is the Screenwriter and Director M. Night.
Once again your reaction was superb! You bring the same insights and passion to films as you and your brother do to music. Thank you.
Saw this in a sold out packed theater opening night which happened to be Friday the 13th. It was great!!
If you liked Haley Joel Osment's perfomance, you should check out "Pay It Forward," and the undderrated "Secondhand Lions."
I've never clicked on a video so fast! Love your reactions!!! Keep them coming!!!!😁😁
This is listed as a "horror" movie; ultimately it's actually a love story more than antything.
One of the best movies of all time. If you are at home, you immediately go back through the movie to try and find mistakes,but there are none. Every scene with Bruce is believable
The Deer Hunter is an absolute epic movie not to be missed, brilliant story and top class cast including Robert De Niro, Meryl Streep and Christopher Walken. More great movies starring De Niro are Casino, Goodfellas. Cape Fear and Heat. And yes George, movies and music are a great way to 'lose yourself' for a while. We're all thinking of you and Patrick. Thank you for sharing your love of film and music with us!
Only movie I’ve ever seen that as soon as it ended, I wanted to watch it again.
Gotta be THE best movie of it’s type EVER ! It’s a very lucky person who comes to this film not knowing the reveal !
Thanks for taking the journey I went on when I first saw it …..magic, thanks 🤗. NOW. You have the responsiblity of keeping the spoilers from all your friends and acquainances 🥴
The twist at the end got EVERYBODY. I've probably seen the movie a dozen times and watched another dozen reactions. Here are some films you need to see:
- Forrest Gump
- Shawshank Redemption
- Rocky 1, 2, 3 & 4
For more M Night Shyamalan, try Signs and The Village.
Notice how you said “what a magical movie” before the two greatest scenes in the movie ever even took place? That is a sign of great writing.