Saw this in the theater. It had me jacked up for weeks! If people didn't look at me while walking down the street, I wondered if I was a ghost!! Plus the ghost girl grabbing Cole scared the CRAP out of me, I screamed in the middle of the theater.
This is easily a 10/10 movie. In today’s social media generation it’s hard to explain how huge the film was just by people talking about “that twist”. Cinematography, acting, music is just phenomenal. Great review as always 👊🏻
You's Guy's are awesome. Been watching your channel for years. I appreciate your breakdowns and analysis of every review. And we share a lot of similar ideas on cinema. Keep up the amazing work guys!
"I see dead people" ... That line, in the end of the movie, just struck , that this is a movie, that is brilliant making of a movie! Great review guys! Thank you!! 👍
Back in the day this was a cultural phenomenon, and everyone was talking about it, however i watched it myself many years later lol, and even knowing everything and having already seen parts of it, the movie still surprised me, is indeed one of those movies worth to watch and experience
It's one of those few films with a twist that is rewatch-able, its on rewatches you notice things you didn't before that lead to the twist that were not obvious during first viewing without any prior knowledge.
This is such a fantastic movie. Jesus was it so good. As a dad of two little girls, I watched this again recently. The part with the mom poisoning her kids...I felt everything the dad did. The heartbreak, the betrayal, the rage....This is such a fantastic movie in every respect.
Just for your interest, when you shown the shot if Bruce's charceter writing notes in the margins there is "de profundis clamavi ad te domine" written. This is a latin prayer for the dead: "A song of ascents, out of the depths have I called thee lord". It is a prayer for the dead and it calls for their souls to be in repose. Its also used by some exorcists as a parting prayer for souls that they have moved on.
Only saw it the once back in the day and didn’t think much, but I also didn’t think much of Unbreakable either. Then I rewatched Unbreakable again a couple years ago and loved it so I’ll have to give Sixth Sense another go. Shyamalan is hit or miss. For every Split, there’s an Old.
A brilliant movie, one of the my favorites, that stands up to repeat viewings because of the subtle "clues" to the twist ending. So many that our brains/eyes tell us what we are seeing, such as the scene opening where the mother Toni Collette and Bruce Willis are seated, facing each other, as Cole enters the room. Your brain jumps to the assumption the mother and psychologist had been discussing her son, but of course, in later viewings, you see they hadn't been. The mother wasn't even looking in Willis' direction. SO glad they did not make a sequel. Some things are perfect and can't be improved upon, better left alone.
Still one of my best experiences in theatre. I was an eighteen year old boy and this has been my first real twist since "The empire strikes back". The moment when Anna let go of Malcolm's Ring, the moment when it hit the ground, it all clicked together in my brain. I remember feeling like falling through my seat, I was completely stunned. I watch it now and then and despite knowing the twist I enjoy it for it's flawless acting, camera-work and atmosphere. And of course I cry every time, like I did in the cinema. All-time classic. Greetings from Germany, btw, you two are one of my favourites on YT.
On the day it came out, my sister (a huge Bruce Willis fan) went to watch it, and then called me to say, "hey I just saw the new Bruce Willis movie, it's fantastic, he plays a ghost". I hate this movie for all the wrong reasons.
In dune part 2 when Jessica took the water of life and told Paul " she talks to me:. It made me think of this movie. Made me laugh in the theater. I even whispered to my wife. I see dead people. She just rolled her eyes.
I did watch this movie in theaters by mistake , I thought that I would be watching an action film like Die Hard 3 , when I saw Bruce willis face I said this is great , it scared the sh*T out of me , I didn't sleep for 3 days with out keeping the lights on LOL , but it was quite a unique experience , because I ended up liking the movie a lot
Really awesome stuff lads! This review instantly made me want to watch the film again, and like both of you and countless others, I've seen this lot, but it's such a good film and still holds up very well. I am looking forward to the House of 1000 corpses review in the future and ofcourse the awesome streams 👊.
Nice one! Brings back memories, I missed it at the movies and was late renting it but as far as I remembered no-one spoiled it for me anyway! The phrase ISDP was everywhere often just the letters. Only recent phenomena I can think of thats similar was the "Hodor" from Game of Thrones series.
'I see fat people... walking around like thin people... ... you know that feeling on the back of your neck? That's THEM trying to EAT you.' I forgot about this movie after it came out I swear. I struggle with calling it a horror movie sort of like the Exorcist, similarly good films though.
“The Sixth Sense” is a poor man’s “Jacob’s Ladder”. I remember leaving the theater totally pissed about the rip off I had just seen. Sure, you could say, “Jacob’s Ladder” is a rip off of “Carnival Of Souls”, but I think they’re “similar” films, but “Sixth Sense” does look like a deliberate one, taking cues from a movie that was totally ignored by the Academy and, to this viewer, is a much more better movie overall, much more extreme and at the same time much sadder. “Sixth Sense” is just OK, but I was seriously offended by the sheer rip off of “Jacob’s Ladder”, which is the superior film hands down!
I always felt the people behind the movie was slightly confusing viewers about the "cold when they are angry" rule. It wasn't only anger that made it cold, it was also intense fear. The Spanish Ghost on the tape The poisoned girl Malcom realizing he is dead They were scared, and then it got cold.
For some reason I guessed the twist with no prior knowledge of it back in the day... No idea why, I'm not usually good at these things. For that reason, I thought that the film was pretty good, but not amazing.
A guy a worked with at the time spoiled it for me and several other people who were standing around while the movie was still in theaters. I think it had only been out a week or so at the time.
@@BillBlazejowski Yeah, Steven Spielberg, Alfred Hitchcock, Stanley Kubrick, Francis Ford Coppola, David Lynch, Christopher Nolan, Ridley Scott and James Cameron (just to name a few) have made nothing but stinkers after their film that put their names on the map. FACTS! Also, no he has not made anything really good after Sixth Sense, in my opinion. Sixth Sense, Unbreakable and Split are good to watchable. The rest were just God-awful ego-stroking shlock. Don't get me started on Lady in the Water, that was nothing but an ego movie.
I'm one of the few people who has never watched this movie. I've seen clips and I know the twist at the end, but I've never just sat down and watched it all the way through 😅
Love it! Have a good one, Shelfers! 👊 The Wasteland Shelfer (p.6) "Sardine, you know what to do..." whispers our Shelfer to his grizzly bear companion. With no hesitation, Sardine takes off, as fast as a race horse, as silent as a shark, heading off into a pile of residual boulders near the exit to the canyon, the same canyon Raiders had taken the women and children who survived the attack on Traders Bluff. Shelfer continues alone through the valley, at around 100 steps he knows he's being watched, his keen senses noticing rocks shifting and gravel shaking up ahead. Holding up a white handkerchief, Shelfer waves to signal the raiders camp, which he can now see with prisoners shackled together, guards, brutes with sharpened tools and guns strewn on some. "I'm here for the women and children!" Shelfer shouts, "come and get em!" replies a barbaric looking giant of a unit, holding a bloodied chainsaw in one hand and a broadsword in the other. "I'm here for the women, children, and your heads" Shelfer states calmly, whilst lowering the white handkerchief, which is signal for Sardine to fire a pinpoint accurate, silent bullet fizzing through the brute's forhead, felling the raider backwards, slowly but surely like a giant redwood. A group of 20 raiders appear from behind rocks, dumb and jaw dropped seeing their leader taken care of so easily, pew! Pew! Pew! another 5 shots leaves 15 raiders sprawling back for cover. Shelfer unholsters his three barrelled shawed-off shotgun and takes out 3 at once whilst lobbing a pipe bomb at a cliff which crumbles and crushes another 2 raiders. Another 6 silent kills from Sardine's keen snipering, all headshots. 3 raiders get close enough to Shelfer to grab him who takes all three out with his hands, fists flying and fists blocked, Shelfer takes no damage but delivers 3 broken necks. The last raider drops his spear and handgun to make a run for it, Shelfer whispers "Sardine", 1 second later and the fleeing raider falls with the fizzing of one last silenced shot. Heading over to the shackled prisoners, Shelfer shoots the chains linked to a boulder. The women and children, shaken, but seemingly unharmed, thank the Wasteland Shelfer, and his friend Sardine who is now by his friends side after catching up from his sniping position, his rifle strapped back into his grizzly waistcoat. "Thanks Sardine, you did good." Shelfer whispers, "most welcome, friend." the grizzly replies in a clear voice, and trots of with a raider corpse on his back, dinner later. "What is left of Traders Bluff?" asks one of the women, "it's gone, it's dead", cries fill the air from the survivors thinking of their lost ones. "I'm wanting something in return for taking care of these raiders" Shelfer explains, looking ashamed of himself but knowing his thick skin has got him this far in such a harsh nuclear wasteland. "Name it" says the same women, hardened but wiping tears from her face. "Information, I'm looking for Shelferville." "No such place, not that we know", with all the women looking confused. "I heard rumours of this town, you must have heard them too." "Sorry mister, no such place we heard of, where do we go now?" Asks the worried lady. The shelfer sighs and points back towards the exit of the valley, "I'm going to head that way, I'm going to my buggy, and I'm never going to see any of you again, this is our business done." Shelfer walks away from the former prisoners, who look scared and lonely in the background. Approaching the brute raider who fell first, Shelfer notices a pouch on his hip, a pouch with paper sticking out, "a raider, reading?" Shelfer questions himself confused. Papers, maps, lists of goods, tickets, a handfull of plans, the raiders were picking these wastes apart. One of the maps read "TRESHER", meaning treasure, Shelfer thought, and drawn below was a crude map with the initial "S" as the "X" marking the spot. Well, something is better than nothing. As Shelfer leaves the exit of the valley, he sees Sarding sitting by the battle buggy, maintaining his sniper rifle with a gun cleaning kit. He notices Shelfer is alone. "What of the people?" Sardine questions, "No, don't start, 'Dine, I'm not going there." Sardine frowns and quickly takes the keys from the battle buggy and waves them over his giant open mouth. "No! Let's talk! Don't swallow those keys!" Sardine's open mouth turns to a smile, as Shelfer looks back at the exit, where the group are beginning to emerge. TBC...
Completely agree. I felt ripped off after watching “The Sixth Sense”. It showed me just how few people even noticed “Jacob’s Ladder”, which Is easily the superior film here.
sorry Iain but I think this movie is sh!t lol well to be fair it's not that bad (Willis is quite good) but if you did not see the twist coming you clearly were not paying attention the first time watch. Great review despite differing opinions. Always enjoy listening to you fellas 🤠
Yeah, we know. You are the smartest person in the world and all the people that didn't see it coming are dumb. People like you are around since the movie came out. You are a bore.
I am one of the outliers who thinks this movie is boring and pretentious. I love Unbreakable, Signs and Split... but I'm not a fan of anything else he's done.
Totally recommend? Pinnacle filmmaking? Top 10 ever? LMAO! This is one of the dumbest movies Hollywood spit out, and it's a very poor excuse for a horror movie.
@@sidnew2739 it was you who replied to my comment in the first place.....?... It was a crap film that is a real chore to get through, like this conversation.
That ending revelation gives me the chills even just thinking about it. Definitely top greatest endings of all time. Great review guys!
Saw this in the theater. It had me jacked up for weeks! If people didn't look at me while walking down the street, I wondered if I was a ghost!! Plus the ghost girl grabbing Cole scared the CRAP out of me, I screamed in the middle of the theater.
This is easily a 10/10 movie. In today’s social media generation it’s hard to explain how huge the film was just by people talking about “that twist”. Cinematography, acting, music is just phenomenal. Great review as always 👊🏻
Just found this channel a few weeks ago. I'm making my way through all the brilliant content. Love it
You's Guy's are awesome. Been watching your channel for years. I appreciate your breakdowns and analysis of every review. And we share a lot of similar ideas on cinema. Keep up the amazing work guys!
"I see dead people" ... That line, in the end of the movie, just struck , that this is a movie, that is brilliant making of a movie! Great review guys! Thank you!! 👍
Back in the day this was a cultural phenomenon, and everyone was talking about it, however i watched it myself many years later lol, and even knowing everything and having already seen parts of it, the movie still surprised me, is indeed one of those movies worth to watch and experience
It's one of those few films with a twist that is rewatch-able, its on rewatches you notice things you didn't before that lead to the twist that were not obvious during first viewing without any prior knowledge.
This is such a fantastic movie. Jesus was it so good. As a dad of two little girls, I watched this again recently. The part with the mom poisoning her kids...I felt everything the dad did. The heartbreak, the betrayal, the rage....This is such a fantastic movie in every respect.
Just for your interest, when you shown the shot if Bruce's charceter writing notes in the margins there is "de profundis clamavi ad te domine" written. This is a latin prayer for the dead:
"A song of ascents, out of the depths have I called thee lord".
It is a prayer for the dead and it calls for their souls to be in repose. Its also used by some exorcists as a parting prayer for souls that they have moved on.
Only saw it the once back in the day and didn’t think much, but I also didn’t think much of Unbreakable either. Then I rewatched Unbreakable again a couple years ago and loved it so I’ll have to give Sixth Sense another go. Shyamalan is hit or miss. For every Split, there’s an Old.
A brilliant movie, one of the my favorites, that stands up to repeat viewings because of the subtle "clues" to the twist ending. So many that our brains/eyes tell us what we are seeing, such as the scene opening where the mother Toni Collette and Bruce Willis are seated, facing each other, as Cole enters the room. Your brain jumps to the assumption the mother and psychologist had been discussing her son, but of course, in later viewings, you see they hadn't been. The mother wasn't even looking in Willis' direction. SO glad they did not make a sequel. Some things are perfect and can't be improved upon, better left alone.
This movie always turns on the tears, even just watching the review! That’s how you KNOW it’s absolutely stellar 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻!
I love candy
Still one of my best experiences in theatre. I was an eighteen year old boy and this has been my first real twist since "The empire strikes back".
The moment when Anna let go of Malcolm's Ring, the moment when it hit the ground, it all clicked together in my brain.
I remember feeling like falling through my seat, I was completely stunned.
I watch it now and then and despite knowing the twist I enjoy it for it's flawless acting, camera-work and atmosphere.
And of course I cry every time, like I did in the cinema.
All-time classic.
Greetings from Germany, btw, you two are one of my favourites on YT.
Appreciate the work boys 👊👊
On the day it came out, my sister (a huge Bruce Willis fan) went to watch it, and then called me to say, "hey I just saw the new Bruce Willis movie, it's fantastic, he plays a ghost". I hate this movie for all the wrong reasons.
I'm really looking forward to seeing your guys' take on this film. Always love to see you pop up in my recommendations.
In dune part 2 when Jessica took the water of life and told Paul " she talks to me:. It made me think of this movie. Made me laugh in the theater. I even whispered to my wife. I see dead people. She just rolled her eyes.
Everyone expected the "catchphrase". Well done Iain. :D
Another banger review. I hope you're going to review Hereditary some day.
Also Tango & Cash 😅 👊
The irony of him saying I see dead people...... if you know you know
As a Canadian I salute your t-shirt.
Condolences for Drake
I did watch this movie in theaters by mistake , I thought that I would be watching an action film like Die Hard 3 , when I saw Bruce willis face I said this is great , it scared the sh*T out of me , I didn't sleep for 3 days with out keeping the lights on LOL , but it was quite a unique experience , because I ended up liking the movie a lot
Really awesome stuff lads! This review instantly made me want to watch the film again, and like both of you and countless others, I've seen this lot, but it's such a good film and still holds up very well. I am looking forward to the House of 1000 corpses review in the future and ofcourse the awesome streams 👊.
Nice one! Brings back memories, I missed it at the movies and was late renting it but as far as I remembered no-one spoiled it for me anyway! The phrase ISDP was everywhere often just the letters. Only recent phenomena I can think of thats similar was the "Hodor" from Game of Thrones series.
Damn,Tony Collete looked like a major babe in this
shelf life! ❤
I would love to see a sequel to this. It would be hard to do but it could be done.
This film is just so brilliant!
3 movies make me cry, How Green Was My Valley, Forrest Gump and this!
Sixth Sense is a one and done deal in terms of how many times i feel the need to see it.
This film is just absolutely fantastic watching it the first time, and even better on second (and even subsequent) viewings.
I always thought the daughter did know that her mom was poisoning her, and purposely set up the camera to catch her mother in the act.
'I see fat people... walking around like thin people... ... you know that feeling on the back of your neck? That's THEM trying to EAT you.' I forgot about this movie after it came out I swear. I struggle with calling it a horror movie sort of like the Exorcist, similarly good films though.
25 years of a great legacy movie, everyone involved!
I saw this in the theatre when I was 16 and by then I was a seasoned horror film watcher and the hole in the back of the head f*cked me up
yeah, it's no Jacobs Ladder is it?
You nailed it! “The Sixth Sense” is a “commercial” version of “Jacob’s Ladder”, which is the superior film hands down!
Bullshit.
“The Sixth Sense” is a poor man’s “Jacob’s Ladder”. I remember leaving the theater totally pissed about the rip off I had just seen. Sure, you could say, “Jacob’s Ladder” is a rip off of “Carnival Of Souls”, but I think they’re “similar” films, but “Sixth Sense” does look like a deliberate one, taking cues from a movie that was totally ignored by the Academy and, to this viewer, is a much more better movie overall, much more extreme and at the same time much sadder. “Sixth Sense” is just OK, but I was seriously offended by the sheer rip off of “Jacob’s Ladder”, which is the superior film hands down!
Bullshit.
No rip-off here.
I always felt the people behind the movie was slightly confusing viewers about the "cold when they are angry" rule. It wasn't only anger that made it cold, it was also intense fear.
The Spanish Ghost on the tape
The poisoned girl
Malcom realizing he is dead
They were scared, and then it got cold.
Classic Shyamalan! Hopefully he's back with Trap this year!
For some reason I guessed the twist with no prior knowledge of it back in the day... No idea why, I'm not usually good at these things. For that reason, I thought that the film was pretty good, but not amazing.
What a major classic alright! As a horror fan, a MUST SEE AND WATCH! It's truly one of the BEST films ever made! Good review guys!
Love Haley Joel Osment. Can't wait to see him in the new M. Night movie Trap 😍🤯
Definitely one of the best movies of all time.
How did he get Cole’s file and case? Is it explained?
East coast insomnia shelf-life 🎉
A guy a worked with at the time spoiled it for me and several other people who were standing around while the movie was still in theaters. I think it had only been out a week or so at the time.
This movie is fantastic! What a great twist ending.
Yeah!!! been waiting for this one from you dudes!! Brilliant!!!..lol
The awesome start of Shyamalan's career...then his ego ruined it for him.
@@BillBlazejowski Yeah, Steven Spielberg, Alfred Hitchcock, Stanley Kubrick, Francis Ford Coppola, David Lynch, Christopher Nolan, Ridley Scott and James Cameron (just to name a few) have made nothing but stinkers after their film that put their names on the map. FACTS! Also, no he has not made anything really good after Sixth Sense, in my opinion. Sixth Sense, Unbreakable and Split are good to watchable. The rest were just God-awful ego-stroking shlock. Don't get me started on Lady in the Water, that was nothing but an ego movie.
Dam I've never been this early to a review I'm normally binging a year or two after.
Could have sworn that you had already reacted to it! ;-)
Having watched this movie when I was a child, I can tell you it gave me nightmares for months 😂 great film though!!
Great review. I love this movie
I'm one of the few people who has never watched this movie. I've seen clips and I know the twist at the end, but I've never just sat down and watched it all the way through 😅
It's really worth it, regardless of the twist.
Cheers guys! 😁
sorry but since the first watching ,i know bruce willis is dead, is a ghost , and he want help the kid ;but it s a great movie ( and a great review )
Holy crap that's donnie Wahlberg? 😮😮
Kendrick lamar fans I see 😅
Please,review A DARK SONG! A DARK SONG! A DARK SONG! The Sixth Sense is a cool film too.
Wake & bake 💨
Love it! Have a good one, Shelfers! 👊
The Wasteland Shelfer (p.6)
"Sardine, you know what to do..." whispers our Shelfer to his grizzly bear companion. With no hesitation, Sardine takes off, as fast as a race horse, as silent as a shark, heading off into a pile of residual boulders near the exit to the canyon, the same canyon Raiders had taken the women and children who survived the attack on Traders Bluff. Shelfer continues alone through the valley, at around 100 steps he knows he's being watched, his keen senses noticing rocks shifting and gravel shaking up ahead. Holding up a white handkerchief, Shelfer waves to signal the raiders camp, which he can now see with prisoners shackled together, guards, brutes with sharpened tools and guns strewn on some. "I'm here for the women and children!" Shelfer shouts, "come and get em!" replies a barbaric looking giant of a unit, holding a bloodied chainsaw in one hand and a broadsword in the other. "I'm here for the women, children, and your heads" Shelfer states calmly, whilst lowering the white handkerchief, which is signal for Sardine to fire a pinpoint accurate, silent bullet fizzing through the brute's forhead, felling the raider backwards, slowly but surely like a giant redwood. A group of 20 raiders appear from behind rocks, dumb and jaw dropped seeing their leader taken care of so easily, pew! Pew! Pew! another 5 shots leaves 15 raiders sprawling back for cover. Shelfer unholsters his three barrelled shawed-off shotgun and takes out 3 at once whilst lobbing a pipe bomb at a cliff which crumbles and crushes another 2 raiders. Another 6 silent kills from Sardine's keen snipering, all headshots. 3 raiders get close enough to Shelfer to grab him who takes all three out with his hands, fists flying and fists blocked, Shelfer takes no damage but delivers 3 broken necks. The last raider drops his spear and handgun to make a run for it, Shelfer whispers "Sardine", 1 second later and the fleeing raider falls with the fizzing of one last silenced shot. Heading over to the shackled prisoners, Shelfer shoots the chains linked to a boulder. The women and children, shaken, but seemingly unharmed, thank the Wasteland Shelfer, and his friend Sardine who is now by his friends side after catching up from his sniping position, his rifle strapped back into his grizzly waistcoat. "Thanks Sardine, you did good." Shelfer whispers, "most welcome, friend." the grizzly replies in a clear voice, and trots of with a raider corpse on his back, dinner later. "What is left of Traders Bluff?" asks one of the women, "it's gone, it's dead", cries fill the air from the survivors thinking of their lost ones. "I'm wanting something in return for taking care of these raiders" Shelfer explains, looking ashamed of himself but knowing his thick skin has got him this far in such a harsh nuclear wasteland. "Name it" says the same women, hardened but wiping tears from her face. "Information, I'm looking for Shelferville." "No such place, not that we know", with all the women looking confused. "I heard rumours of this town, you must have heard them too." "Sorry mister, no such place we heard of, where do we go now?" Asks the worried lady. The shelfer sighs and points back towards the exit of the valley, "I'm going to head that way, I'm going to my buggy, and I'm never going to see any of you again, this is our business done." Shelfer walks away from the former prisoners, who look scared and lonely in the background. Approaching the brute raider who fell first, Shelfer notices a pouch on his hip, a pouch with paper sticking out, "a raider, reading?" Shelfer questions himself confused. Papers, maps, lists of goods, tickets, a handfull of plans, the raiders were picking these wastes apart. One of the maps read "TRESHER", meaning treasure, Shelfer thought, and drawn below was a crude map with the initial "S" as the "X" marking the spot. Well, something is better than nothing. As Shelfer leaves the exit of the valley, he sees Sarding sitting by the battle buggy, maintaining his sniper rifle with a gun cleaning kit. He notices Shelfer is alone. "What of the people?" Sardine questions, "No, don't start, 'Dine, I'm not going there." Sardine frowns and quickly takes the keys from the battle buggy and waves them over his giant open mouth. "No! Let's talk! Don't swallow those keys!" Sardine's open mouth turns to a smile, as Shelfer looks back at the exit, where the group are beginning to emerge.
TBC...
Came here after "not like us"
Same ending as Jacob's Ladder so not exactly original.
Completely agree. I felt ripped off after watching “The Sixth Sense”. It showed me just how few people even noticed “Jacob’s Ladder”, which Is easily the superior film here.
YES!!!!!!
i love this movie i always thought it more of a supense than a horror movie 🤔
M nights best movie
By a large margin.
This is simply one of the best I've ever seen.
It's a very sad movie at the end so it does that's all
Nice!
The original spoiler film
Only just started watching and have given it a pre-like as always. Keep rocking lads 😁
What on Earth happened to Waingro?
Great review thank you.
I see a new review
sorry Iain but I think this movie is sh!t lol well to be fair it's not that bad (Willis is quite good) but if you did not see the twist coming you clearly were not paying attention the first time watch. Great review despite differing opinions. Always enjoy listening to you fellas 🤠
Yeah, we know.
You are the smartest person in the world and all the people that didn't see it coming are dumb.
People like you are around since the movie came out.
You are a bore.
My only problem with this movie is that the actress playing the wife is far too attractive for the actor playing the new boyfriend
You have problems.
I am one of the outliers who thinks this movie is boring and pretentious. I love Unbreakable, Signs and Split... but I'm not a fan of anything else he's done.
Masterpiece.
algo
Kendrick see wat you did
I guessed the twist as soon as he gets shot at the beginning. Its a very well made film but the twist is massively overrated!
Yaaawn....
Massively overrated is actually a compliment. It’s BEYOND overrated. I insist: a poor man’s “Jacob’s Ladder”.
The algorithm doesn't like this channel for some reason.
@26:00 nailed it... the best films need no sequels, universes and capitalist pigs benefiting from their slaves that fund them.
EPIC film! So good you’re mad at yourself for not immediately knowing!
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5th
Totally recommend? Pinnacle filmmaking? Top 10 ever? LMAO!
This is one of the dumbest movies Hollywood spit out, and it's a very poor excuse for a horror movie.
Sure, buddy.
Sure.
Scary Movie Shorty I see dead people lol
Its not a horror film despite Gary's insistence, its predictable and boring.
It's nearly perfect and a classic.
@@sidnew2739 not for me.
@@stuartmorris6299 Nobody cares.
@@sidnew2739 it was you who replied to my comment in the first place.....?... It was a crap film that is a real chore to get through, like this conversation.
@@stuartmorris6299 Nobody cares about that, either.
This movie has the dumbest twist ever. How do you go a whole year without interacting with a single person and not know you're dead? Dumb dumb dumb.
The movie doesn't take place throughout a whole year....it takes place in a mattter of weeks, so the only person here who is dumb is you!
Troll.