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I saw this on a plane going to Perth back when you only got the one movie for the entire plane The audible gasp from all the passengers is something I will never forget
That’s awesome! And that’s a pretty scary movie for a whole plane of people! I thought they mostly showed comedies or dramas or family movies. But cool memory of everyone’s reaction, there’s no going back to that first time seeing it and his other movies haven’t been as good.
@@siobhan28483 There was a time when airlines played the one feature film to the whole cabin. You had no choice. No seat back screens. The monitors were suspended from the roof at intervals and the headphones were acoustic
It still pisses me off till this dad that mad tv ruined this reveal for me. I didn't have cable, so l didnt see it until it aired on ABC in 2002, but of course l already knew the twist 😢
Amazing sense of decency. I doubt it'd happen today. I remember when the final Harry Potter book came out and J.K. Rowling asked everyone to keep ending secret out of respect for those who may not have it yet. I miss those days of great movies watched in huge theaters and being part of an audience glued to watching the big screen, not texting the entire time.
Unfortunately, I was born in the early 90s and didn't get around to being interested in watching the Sixth Sense until I was older...like.. after 50 First Dates came out. And 50 First Dates ruins the ending of the Sixth Sense if you haven't seen it
@@melaniemitchell9419yup same for me. I always knew the ending because of 50 First Dates and never forgave the writers for that. Why spoil movies which big reveal endings? I’ve even noticed people do the same for “Citizen Kane” and luckily I had already seen it but it’s still uncalled for.
@@traceytheisen8067 Lol, I never spoil anything unless permitted so I kept my lips shut and just waited anxiously for that final movie to come out lol.
never has there been a movie that told you EVERYTHING so BLATANTLY and none of us saw it until this scene. If you say you knew, you're simply a liar. LOL
Then I'm a liar: I sat watching the movie in a packed cinema when it was released looking around thinking 'people realise he is dead right?'. Probably the only movie with a twist when I got it. That is why I like seeing other people's reaction: I never had that opportunity.
I didn't see it coming at all. From the reaction of the theater at the time, a lot of people didn't. Had to re-watch it, especially the scenes with him and his wife. Great movie.
@@luis303 The 90's were THE generation to grow up in. I graduated in '96 so I was right in the middle of it at the best time of my life. That decade had awesome music and movies. Wish I could live then forever.
@@Dented745Yess!! I graduated in 94. I remember going to see the Matrix in the movie theater and Blair witch not knowing anything about them,I just went with friends. nothing like seeing those with a theater full of people for the first time as we all we’re amazed. Oooh also, Fight Club! I love Seattle in the 90s!
The best line in the movie is: They only see what they want to see. Why is that? Because that is the viewer's perspective throughout the whole move - we are only seeing what we want to see, which makes the reveal at the end so much more satisfactory. The great thing about this movie, and why its one of my favorites, is because you get to watch the movie back a second time with a whole new perspective.
I think my favorite "replay" scene at the end is the restaurant scene, where the first time you see it you think that she has grown cold and distant from him, and then after the reveal you realize it's the exact opposite.
I can still remember feeling like I had been mugged and robbed the first time I saw this movie. Then I was angry and insistent that he had interacted with Coke’s mom, his wife, etc, so I went back and rewatched it…. 😮🤦♂️😳🤣. I took my girlfriend and my grandmother to see it, and just waiting for their reaction at the end. Masterful movie!
Damn, I miss Bruce. Such a damn good actor and a force on the screen. Grew up watching him from his beginning on Moonlighting. He turned out to be a legend. Well wishes to him and his family. Amazing movie too. M. Night's best. One of the top movies of all time. Just perfectly written and completely original. Amazing idea for a movie.
@@lars2894 He hasn't. But he has an aggressive degenerative brain disease which will take him. When I said I miss him, i meant i miss him making movies. Cheers.
The thing that I realised only after watching this a couple more times, the part where he's realising he's dead and he's on the bed after getting shot and turned on his side ... if you pay attention you'll notice right before he says "it doesn't even hurt any more" he does this weird breath that interrupts what he's saying .... THAT was his last breath, THAT was the very moment he died. She didn't hear him say "it doesn't even hurt any more" because he was already a ghost saying it. It's SUCH a subtle moment that once I realised what it was, I marvelled even more at Bruce's performance and M. Night's directing and editing.
@@alphanerd7221 Yes it absolutely could. You realize where the bullet entered is really close to the descending aorta, it could have easily perforated it, nevermind the kidneys, bowel and other very large blood vessels in that area. He could have been bleeding internally far more than the external blood loss would suggest. And if it did involve his descending aorta then yeah he'd have about 30 seconds to a minute before death - about as long as he had in that scene.
I tell you, seeing this in theatres, the full body chills I got when we hear Cole repeat the lines, "They don't know they're dead. They only see what they want to see." Like, I am not exaggerating when I say I felt the chill go from the very top of my scalp down through my whole body. I've never been so thrown by a reveal in my life, and I don't think I ever will be again. Listening to the theatre's collective gasp and murmurings of shock was a hell of an experience. Edited to add: Watching it a second time makes you realize why Cole was SO scared to talk with Malcolm at first. The poor baby!
If you were lucky enough to see this in the movie theater and not have the twist spoiled for you, it was an absolute movie moment. So special and so glad I got to be a part of that audible gasp lol
I didn't get to see this one but I got to see Primal Fear. THAT was a fantastic audience moment and none of us could stop talking about "newcomer Edward Norton", lol. We all knew he was marvelous
She keeps watching wedding videos, falls asleep in tears with tissues, takes antidepressants, is reluctant to move forward with this guy at work. Also, I bet the damn door to the basement is blocked, because she could hear him there after his death, going through books, papers, audio tapes, so she blocked it because she was feeling crazy. How she's cold every time he's near, how she went to their italian restaurant for their anniversary, means he's dead for a year now. Best twist ever!
Not just going through the basement, but also the door to the basement suspiciously opening on it's own. It's likely he didn't close it all the way, given how often he would call up to her from the basement, implying he left it open so they could yell at each other across the house. What I loved was how well they handled the "nobody directly addresses him in the scene, but the framing of it still IMPLIES to the audience that he was part of the conversation." My favorite being the shot of him and the mom sitting in those chairs when the boy comes home. They are looking at each other (but she's just staring off into the other room, thinking), and then they both turn to look at him, like they had been talking about him. Not a word is shared between them, but the framing suggests it. It was just so well done.
I love doing this all the time. We often get invited out by multiple people for things like the Marvel movies. It's always great knowing what's coming and watching everyone around you when they see it for the first time themselves.
And the thing is, pretty much everyone kept their mouths shut about the twist ending so anyone who hadn't seen it yet could experience it for themselves. I seriously doubt the moviegoing public would be that considerate today.
I saw the Blair witch opening night, knowing nothing about it as I went with friends who dragged me along. That was the only time I had something similar.😅
Soooo... when this movie first came out I read a review in the newspaper and the reviewer casually mentioned that the main character is dead for the entire movie. I missed out on experiencing the surprise twist and was LIVID. In the following week's paper there were SO MANY angry letters from people furious at the writer. I still saw it in the theater and was just waiting for everyone to realize. The friend I was with was completely blown away and then furious on my behalf because it had been ruined for me. I can (kinda) laugh about it now but I was angry about it for literal years 😂 To this day it's one of my goals to never, ever spoil a movie or tv show for someone 😂
Someone told my bother after they watched it, totally ruined it for him. But we watched it together for the first time, and he never said a word, so he got to see my shock and reaction… it totally sucked for him, but he enjoyed seeing my surprise… really don’t know why people enjoy ruining experiences for others… special place in he ll for people like that 😢
@natashadaines7712 It's such a crappy thing to do! I don't get it either. But I will say I enjoyed seeing everyone's reaction, and loved that most people understood the assignment and didn't spoil it
Bruce has given us all SO much. One of the best comedy shows ever, one of the best (I think THE best) action movies ever, one of the best thrillers ever, one of the best gangster flicks ever, and so many more. People have had opinions about him and working with him but damn, he and his talent has been such a gift to the world. I hope the rest of his days are nothing but happiness.
This was the best reveal I have ever watched. I knew something was off but it never clicked. Then it hit me like a ton of bricks. 😳 What a great movie.
One of the things I found neat about the premise of this film, is the idea that the "unfinished thing" that is always what tethers ghosts to our world, in storytelling, was how it was framed in this film. he was just like every other ghost. He had something he deeply regretted in life that he didn't do right, and that he needed to fix to move on. But it just so happened to be dealing with a child who was suffering from seeing ghosts, just like his last patient that killed himself AND him. And so he ends up being tethered to another child the same way, because that's ultimately how he can "move on." And how the 2 of them end up being perfect for each other. He's a ghost that isn't scary, can actually help the child, and in doing so, be given the clues he needs to resolve his own unfinished work, and move on. It was just so wonderfully done.
Follow the color Red. Every time we see it, a ghost is near. For me this required a second viewing. Saw it in theaters but watched again when it came on the movie channels so I could pay attention to all the little clues that I missed along the way. This is the only movie that I can remember people telling their friends, ‘no, I’m not gonna tell you about it, you have to see it for yourself.’ Talk around town was, Have you seen it yet? Yes it was really good (wink, nod and smile). If anyone around us looked confused, we knew they hadn’t seen it yet and that ended the conversation about the movie. We managed to keep the twist as quiet as possible to not spoil it for the new watchers. Ordinarily we didn’t care if we gave spoilers away because everyone was bound to watch it sooner or later anyway. With one movie, M. Night changed that. He’s the reason we have the phrase Spoiler Alert (at least in my circles). Suddenly people started asking themselves, do I want to be surprised or do I want to know as much about it as I can beforehand. Do I need to know if there’s a happily ever after? Do I need to solve a mystery before the full story unfolds on screen? Am I supposed to be looking for signs or just be entertained? He has a unique way of directing us through a story, almost like a dark magician showing his greatest trick. You see and feel what he wants you to see and feel until he decides to reveal the prestige or the last 5 pieces of the puzzle. Always thought provoking and discussion worthy subject matter.
It really was a great surprise, one that I instinctively didn’t want to spoil for anyone else. Easier said than done, since I went to see it opening weekend by myself and no one I knew saw it for at least a week. It was hard to casually urge everyone to watch it without giving away the fact that there was a plot twist. I think part of the reason I didn’t want to give anything away is that I wanted to see if other people would guess what was happening. I’m usually pretty good at picking up on foreshadowing but on this one I didn’t guess that Malcolm had died at the beginning. I thought at some point it would become personal for him. Maybe he or his wife would die and Cole would deliver a message to the other. When I realized he was dead at first I wondered if he had just been killed in an accident on the way home. What a great movie! And just about everyone who saw it wanted to go back and see it again, doubling the ticket sales.
I don't want to be a hater but, come on. Most of these people are putting it on for the camera. I don't understand how you can make it to 2024 and not know the ending to this movie just by cultural osmosis at this point
@@markthomas3130I mean.. other than the famous quote : "I see dead people" that we have heard over the years, I never knew about the twist in the end before I watched it for the first time. I still think it’s possible not to be spoil about a movie, whether it is old or not, if you don’t look directly into it to see what’s all the hype about
@@marie-evepothier6612 they are all Film nerds who created a UA-cam movie channel. And non of them have seen one of the 300 best rated and most famouse movies. Or name one movie these people had watched before they start their channel. Still they somewhat know every actor.
@@eve-llblyat2576You don’t have to watch movies to know and recognise famous actors. There’s also the over recommended effect where some people either deliberately avoid or can’t be bothered to watch movies and shows that everyone says they have to watch. Then there are people who were raised in strict religious households who weren’t allowed to read or watch things like Harry Potter. Honestly as famous as the twist is it’s not like “No, I am your father” where the twist is given away in the quote. Unless someone deliberately spoiled the ending for you it’s not something you’re likely to just come across out of the blue especially if you’re the type of person to avoid any kind of spoilers
This is a god damn crazy twist. And the best part after you realize the twist when you rewatch the movie you see the signs and the fact the movie was hinting this the whole time. No one but the kids reacts to him. No one acknowledges him, treat him like he wasn’t there. It is in our face until the final moments.
I dont know, I cry every single time even watching these people when they realize, and when Bruce delivers the line, you were never second! Water works. What a perfect actor to do this movie, We adore you Bruce Willis !
I remember getting pissed at him for not speaking up at the hospital or after the funeral. I was thinking, "He's just standing there like a specter...wait a minute." Siskel and Ebert had said there was a twist, and that locked it in for me. I watched it on video later to see if they had pulled any tricks on us, and everything was there from the beginning for us to figure out. The only trick was getting us to care about the boy, so we wouldn't notice the clues.
I know that's sad. People don't realize they spoil the movie just by saying things like, "You'll never guess the ending!" That alone is enough for people to guess it. But they almost never do when they aren't put on alert like that.
@@Daniel-Strainone of the many reasons I don’t watch critic reviews of movies. I might read a few audience reviews or star rating to make sure it’s not a stinker but I never agree with critics so avoid them in case they ruin it for me. I even stop a trailer when I realize I’m going to see a movie so it doesn’t give too much away.
@@Daniel-Strain lol yes they do. I sometimes laugh with my mom when we watch a trailer and agree we just watched the whole movie. She’s now with me when I say a few seconds in, are we going to watch it? And cut it short.
I saw this in the theater with my grandmother. I turned to her and whispered He's DEAD and she looked at me and said OH MY GOD! .. great times in the theater with my Nan❤
@@swedishmake-upgeek5650 You’re lucky. I saw it opening weekend by myself and none of my friends or coworkers saw it for at least a week. I had to contain my excitement and frustration and try to casually urge them to go see it. Finally my supervisor came to my cubicle one morning and said in a hushed, conspiratorial voice, “I saw The Sixth Sense!” Me: “Did you guess?” Her: “No! Did you?” Me: “No!” It was such a relief to FINALLY be able to discuss it with someone.
I love it when a comedian (Nate B) speaks of this movie. He says it makes much more sense to people that a wife wouldn't speak to her husband for years than the fact that he died from a gun shot wound that you see take place 5 minutes into the movie. But it is far more likely that hiswife is just giving him the silent treatment.
They intentionally minimized Malcolm’s moments with his wife. We only see one scene of the two of them together after the opening scene. He never attempts to confront her about the “other man” or anything of that nature he just mentions things are different between them. Even the scene when she’s showering and he finds her medicine he doesn’t attempt to talk to her. So it’s not so much we believe she’s giving him the silent treatment. The movie gives us minimum information. What gets me though is most people are so invested in Cole they fail to realize that Malcolm doesn’t interact with anyone but Cole throughout the movie.
Well to be fair, it goes to show women aren't given the benefit of the doubt that they have a real reason to be upset - they're just dismissed. In this case, she was mourning and it was assumed she was being a bitch. It's messed up both ways.
@@candynickelyea it’s assumed that’s she’s being a bitch, but the only reason we whole heartedly believe that throughout the movie is because that’s what M. Night Shyamalan., wanted us to believe. You have no reason to believe otherwise, until the end
The biggest plot twist for me was only realizing at the end credits that the actor that played Vincent Gray was Donnie Wahlberg of the New Kids on The Block. I had been a die hard fan of them since I was a little girl, and did not recognize him because he was so good!
Yup. Fantastic performance. The Oscars really should give a "bit player" (for lack of a better term) award every year. There are many. many amazing characters over the years who only had one to five(?) minutes of screen time, but who were absolutely integral to the film they were in.
To be fair I only knew the ,,I see dead people" phrase. So i was schocked when I watched it in school. I guess the ones who knew didn't say anything because they wanted to see our reaction
yes it’s possible 😭 i only knew the line about seeing dead people because it’s always referenced but i never watched. why is that always so surprising when someone hasn’t watched a movie before
@@araybia Yeah there are like 50,000 films out. Probably a decent number who havent' seen it. I assume anyone who wasn't around at the time it came out missed the cultural impact and is likely to have missed it. I
I vividly remember being in the theater watching this movie and hearing people gasp all around me just around the time the ring drops. It was a really intense moment and special to react with so many others
I saw this when it came out and my whole body was shivering. Lots of gaps and tears in the theater too and some WTFs thrown away. Y’all reactions r so fun to watch.
Back in the heyday of real clever twists in movies, this one was a masterclass in fooling the viewer using perspective rather than outright deceiving or misdirecting the audience in some way. Makes you appreciate the second viewing even more.
This is the mother of all twists. I remember this haunting me for days after I saw it. And wanting to tell everyone but not wanting to ruin it. This is an incredible movie with outstanding performances all around. Even watching it now that ending is a stunner.
These are so wholesome!! The thinknabout this movie that so brilliant is that you can still watch it after you know. There is more to see, and there are emotional beats that are heightened knowing. Truly a fantastic story that isn't just "about the twist "
Even without the twist it would have been a very good movie. That’s why we didn’t see it. I even spent much of the movie thinking that at some point it was going to get personal for Malcolm. I thought maybe he or his wife would die and need Cole to deliver a message to the other. Or maybe Donnie Wahlberg’s character would want to apologize to Malcolm. When I realized Malcolm was dead I wondered at first if he had been killed in an accident on his way home. I agree with you. This movie is brilliant.
Watched this film for the first time with my best friend when home alone in my parents’ 17th century thatched house. The doors are really old and have spherical door nobs. The film literally just ended when the door nob on the living room door started turning. We freaked, screaming, holding onto each other… turned out it was my sister back from university! Never been so scared in my life!
Best thing of the entire experience was people around the world following the instructions of not telling the ending to not spoil the surprise. And it continues to this day. We respect this masterpiece of a reveal.
M. Night Shyamalan is such a good director. He gives you hints throughout the movie, if you watch it a second time you’ll see them. All of his movies are like this, Signs, The Happening, and Unbreackable are the same. He does such a good job at showing you what’s really happening but not giving it away until the end! If you like The Six Sense, you’ll like all his others. He also appears in a lot of his movies. He’s the paediatric Doctor in this one and the neighbour in Signs and the drug dealer in Unbreackable.
I’m a fan but not all of his movies are good. Signs and Unbreakable I really like but it’s a real hit or miss with his last few. Sixth Sense was amazing
People still hate spoiling this movie for people. When you find out that someone hasn't seen it, you never tell them how it ends, you only tell them that they have to see it.
There's a difference between spoiling some aspects of a movie or spoiling a freaking plot twist. If you spoil the plot twist you destroy the whole movie for the other person
I’ve seen this movie many times since it came out, because after the first shock, and finding out he was dead I wanted to review all the parts to see if something was a mistake, but nothing was. The producer did a great psychological job with the viewers , understanding how the mind works and play tricks on us. We tend to fill out gaps of information with the things that we know or assume will fill the gap. For example: there is a scene when Cole comes back from school and his mother is sitting in front of the doctor. The viewer automatically assumes they were talking to each other about Cole’s situation, and when Cole comes , she leaves them alone to talk and goes to prepares coles food. In reality not one word is said between the mother and the doctor. Another scene that’s tricky and ignored by the viewer is after the kids in the birthday party put him in the dungeon and Cole collapsed out of fear. Once in the hospital, the mother places a call…our minds immediately assumes she is calling the doctor, instead she is calling the mother of one of the kids in the party. This is one of the best movies I’ve seen and certainly the one with the most shocking ending.
I saw the movie with no foreign knowledge, and it totally fooled me. When the moment of revelation came, I responded with a mental face palm. It was great work by M. Knight. He has spent the rest of his career chasing that gold ring that he snagged on his first try.
I sat for almost 30 minutes in the theater after watching it and just sobbed. I fell in love with this version of MNS storytelling from then on. The way I was so immerse in that one point of view he gave that it never crossed my mind to think anything else.
I honestly find it hard to believe anyone alive today hasn't either seen this already or had it spoiled, it's one of, if not the most prolific memes, but wow.
Just had 4 people walk into my business while I was watching this reaction video. Paused it and asked if they had seen 6th sense. 3 had and 1 had not. The guy who hadn't was in his early 20s and he asked me what the movie was about. I just told him it was a great movie about a child psychologist trying to help a troubled little boy and it had a great ending. (I didn't mention it was a twist.) There are plenty of people who haven't seen it or know about it. Especially in the younger generation.
It's so much fun to watch reaction videos but to see the short clips of people making a realization like this and then to see a compilation of these clips is so great! That moment when their eyes pop open and they realize....
I love everything about the movie and how it gave you all the clues. But watching it again I love that Cole wasn't afraid of therapy but he was just another ghost that Cole was afraid. Cole was giving him therapy the whole time.
No reactor ever mentions the very opening scene, when they were celebrating his plaque. She said that the plaque represents all accomplishments of his career, everything he sacrificed, how everything came second to his job, including her. That makes Malcolm’s parting line, “I needed to tell you something: you were never second. I love you.” hit so, so much harder. 💔
Brillant movie and a masterpiece. What makes the movie even on rewatches is how invested you are in the characters. The car scene with Cole and his mother guts me every time.
Finding out Malcolm was dead was definitely shocking, but I cried more during the scene where Cole was interacting with his Mom. The part where he says, “She wanted you to know she saw you dance” wrecked me 🤣😭
It's always so cool to see people who have never heard anything about this movie react to the twist. I remember when I saw it with my brother, who also hadn't heard anything about it, and his reactions was so good!
J & Amber's (Rob Squad Movie Reaction) & Simone & George's (Cinebinge) are my favorite reactors. And their reaction to this twist was so great. Love watching the reactions to my favorite movies.
I enjoy finding people who have never seen this movie and watching it with them, just to see them go through this moment. It is a true piece of cinematic art.
I remember seeing this in the cinema and being completely floored ... and then I watched it another four or five times thinking that I would love to see everyone else's reactions, but ended up being engrossed by it every time. Bruce Willis and Haley Joel Osment were utterly brilliant in this movie!
When this had its TV premiere in the UK, over the end credits, the announcer said “now that you know the twist, watch it again tomorrow night on ITV2”. Genius scheduling!
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This movie has 5 very high scene, the kitchen, the sick girl, the secret reveled, when he talk to his mom in the car, and this one.
I saw this on a plane going to Perth back when you only got the one movie for the entire plane The audible gasp from all the passengers is something I will never forget
I was in the movie theatre and was so shocked I have no memory of how the audience response.
That’s awesome!
And that’s a pretty scary movie for a whole plane of people! I thought they mostly showed comedies or dramas or family movies. But cool memory of everyone’s reaction, there’s no going back to that first time seeing it and his other movies haven’t been as good.
They played the film at the same time for everyone?
@@siobhan28483 There was a time when airlines played the one feature film to the whole cabin. You had no choice. No seat back screens. The monitors were suspended from the roof at intervals and the headphones were acoustic
I liked the Village, Old and even the Last Airbender (plot) the actors playing the Airbender and the water bender and her brother just couldn't act.
This is possibly the most protected plot twist in cinematic history.
It still pisses me off till this dad that mad tv ruined this reveal for me. I didn't have cable, so l didnt see it until it aired on ABC in 2002, but of course l already knew the twist 😢
@@KoolKeithProductions That blows!
Yet one of the most famous Hollywood lines.
@@MKSouthernStar The I see dead people isn’t the twist I’m talking about.
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When this came out no one would say how it ends. Best kept secret
Lol except the movie critic that let the cat out of the bag and was blasted for it
Amazing sense of decency. I doubt it'd happen today. I remember when the final Harry Potter book came out and J.K. Rowling asked everyone to keep ending secret out of respect for those who may not have it yet. I miss those days of great movies watched in huge theaters and being part of an audience glued to watching the big screen, not texting the entire time.
Unfortunately, I was born in the early 90s and didn't get around to being interested in watching the Sixth Sense until I was older...like.. after 50 First Dates came out. And 50 First Dates ruins the ending of the Sixth Sense if you haven't seen it
@@melaniemitchell9419yup same for me. I always knew the ending because of 50 First Dates and never forgave the writers for that. Why spoil movies which big reveal endings? I’ve even noticed people do the same for “Citizen Kane” and luckily I had already seen it but it’s still uncalled for.
@@traceytheisen8067 Lol, I never spoil anything unless permitted so I kept my lips shut and just waited anxiously for that final movie to come out lol.
never has there been a movie that told you EVERYTHING so BLATANTLY and none of us saw it until this scene. If you say you knew, you're simply a liar. LOL
Then I'm a liar: I sat watching the movie in a packed cinema when it was released looking around thinking 'people realise he is dead right?'. Probably the only movie with a twist when I got it. That is why I like seeing other people's reaction: I never had that opportunity.
The Prestige does a pretty good job at it for most and is, IMO, the best 2nd watch movie there is.
Sorry man...but I realized he was dead during the restaurant scene
@@ianstopher9111 My middle school aged sister leaned over in the theater and said “He’s dead, right?”
I still hold it against her.
I didn't see it coming at all. From the reaction of the theater at the time, a lot of people didn't. Had to re-watch it, especially the scenes with him and his wife. Great movie.
I saw this at the theater opening night and when everyone realized he was dead you could hear every jaw hit the floor.
1999? It was mind blowing.
@@luis303
The 90's were THE generation to grow up in. I graduated in '96 so I was right in the middle of it at the best time of my life. That decade had awesome music and movies. Wish I could live then forever.
The gasps were amazing.
When it released, it was in top 10 movies for like 2 or 3 months. Everyone kept returning to see it a second time.
@@Dented745Yess!! I graduated in 94. I remember going to see the Matrix in the movie theater and Blair witch not knowing anything about them,I just went with friends. nothing like seeing those with a theater full of people for the first time as we all we’re amazed. Oooh also, Fight Club! I love Seattle in the 90s!
The best line in the movie is: They only see what they want to see. Why is that? Because that is the viewer's perspective throughout the whole move - we are only seeing what we want to see, which makes the reveal at the end so much more satisfactory.
The great thing about this movie, and why its one of my favorites, is because you get to watch the movie back a second time with a whole new perspective.
I think my favorite "replay" scene at the end is the restaurant scene, where the first time you see it you think that she has grown cold and distant from him, and then after the reveal you realize it's the exact opposite.
i am re watching movies from my childhood and man i knew the ending but still that movie watching second time as an adult was very good
This and Book of Eli are my two favorite rewatch movies.
I can still remember feeling like I had been mugged and robbed the first time I saw this movie. Then I was angry and insistent that he had interacted with Coke’s mom, his wife, etc, so I went back and rewatched it…. 😮🤦♂️😳🤣. I took my girlfriend and my grandmother to see it, and just waiting for their reaction at the end. Masterful movie!
@@chrishaselden Dude freaking Book of Eli is a fucking masterpiece.
This is one of those movies I wish I could forget and rewatch it for the first time.
Psycho
Oh and me ! 😊
This and The Others.
@@DonkeyThong64 Yes ! Another great one 👌
@@Medusa13579 same for me about Sixth Sense and movie "memento" with Guy Pearce... I just want to see them again as the first time
Damn, I miss Bruce. Such a damn good actor and a force on the screen. Grew up watching him from his beginning on Moonlighting. He turned out to be a legend. Well wishes to him and his family.
Amazing movie too. M. Night's best. One of the top movies of all time. Just perfectly written and completely original. Amazing idea for a movie.
Wait... when did he pass?
@@lars2894he hasn’t passed yet, but he’s not Bruce anymore, which honestly is even more sad than if he died unexpectedly.
@@DioneN Just looked it up.... I didn't even know. That's so sad 😢
@@lars2894 He hasn't. But he has an aggressive degenerative brain disease which will take him. When I said I miss him, i meant i miss him making movies. Cheers.
Bruce is taking the long good bye @DioneN
The thing that I realised only after watching this a couple more times, the part where he's realising he's dead and he's on the bed after getting shot and turned on his side ... if you pay attention you'll notice right before he says "it doesn't even hurt any more" he does this weird breath that interrupts what he's saying .... THAT was his last breath, THAT was the very moment he died. She didn't hear him say "it doesn't even hurt any more" because he was already a ghost saying it. It's SUCH a subtle moment that once I realised what it was, I marvelled even more at Bruce's performance and M. Night's directing and editing.
Ok fine. I’ll watch it AGAIN to catch that moment lol
@@MalissiaCreates Haha I was just thinking the same thing :D
Well spotted.
Not how death works. That injury could not kill him that fast.
@@alphanerd7221 Yes it absolutely could. You realize where the bullet entered is really close to the descending aorta, it could have easily perforated it, nevermind the kidneys, bowel and other very large blood vessels in that area. He could have been bleeding internally far more than the external blood loss would suggest. And if it did involve his descending aorta then yeah he'd have about 30 seconds to a minute before death - about as long as he had in that scene.
I tell you, seeing this in theatres, the full body chills I got when we hear Cole repeat the lines, "They don't know they're dead. They only see what they want to see." Like, I am not exaggerating when I say I felt the chill go from the very top of my scalp down through my whole body. I've never been so thrown by a reveal in my life, and I don't think I ever will be again. Listening to the theatre's collective gasp and murmurings of shock was a hell of an experience.
Edited to add: Watching it a second time makes you realize why Cole was SO scared to talk with Malcolm at first. The poor baby!
"I'm going to see you again, aren't I?" hits completely different the second time.
Yes seeing a second time and even a 3rd one clarifies a lot about all the awkward moments…
I never seen a reactor before who thought SHE was the one who was dead 😂
Fr 😂
I think Natalie Gold did that. Were you thinking of her?
06:00
she is the WORST! her thumbnails with arrows pointing to her tears.
@@jessemaleh8145 I don't see how people watch her...over the top.
If you were lucky enough to see this in the movie theater and not have the twist spoiled for you, it was an absolute movie moment. So special and so glad I got to be a part of that audible gasp lol
I didn't get to see this one but I got to see Primal Fear. THAT was a fantastic audience moment and none of us could stop talking about "newcomer Edward Norton", lol. We all knew he was marvelous
She keeps watching wedding videos, falls asleep in tears with tissues, takes antidepressants, is reluctant to move forward with this guy at work. Also, I bet the damn door to the basement is blocked, because she could hear him there after his death, going through books, papers, audio tapes, so she blocked it because she was feeling crazy. How she's cold every time he's near, how she went to their italian restaurant for their anniversary, means he's dead for a year now.
Best twist ever!
Not just going through the basement, but also the door to the basement suspiciously opening on it's own. It's likely he didn't close it all the way, given how often he would call up to her from the basement, implying he left it open so they could yell at each other across the house.
What I loved was how well they handled the "nobody directly addresses him in the scene, but the framing of it still IMPLIES to the audience that he was part of the conversation." My favorite being the shot of him and the mom sitting in those chairs when the boy comes home. They are looking at each other (but she's just staring off into the other room, thinking), and then they both turn to look at him, like they had been talking about him. Not a word is shared between them, but the framing suggests it. It was just so well done.
Don't forget the color red.
Nothing like going back and seeing this film in the theater a second time with a bunch of people who hadn't seen it before.
That would have been cool
I wish I had done that when the movie came out lol
I love doing this all the time. We often get invited out by multiple people for things like the Marvel movies. It's always great knowing what's coming and watching everyone around you when they see it for the first time themselves.
I love watching people get shama-lama-ding-donged!
I have never met another person who says this besides me!
I wish I could have saw myself😂
Lol
I was ding donged by The Happening, I though I was watching a good movie, and bam! Plot twist!
🤣
The magic of watching this opening weekend in the theater was amazing. It was so interactive as people realized he was dead.
And the thing is, pretty much everyone kept their mouths shut about the twist ending so anyone who hadn't seen it yet could experience it for themselves. I seriously doubt the moviegoing public would be that considerate today.
I saw the Blair witch opening night, knowing nothing about it as I went with friends who dragged me along. That was the only time I had something similar.😅
@@MalissiaCreates yes! Same sort of experience.
So true. Great scene. I had to tell the ghost next to me he was dead, too.
Soooo... when this movie first came out I read a review in the newspaper and the reviewer casually mentioned that the main character is dead for the entire movie. I missed out on experiencing the surprise twist and was LIVID. In the following week's paper there were SO MANY angry letters from people furious at the writer. I still saw it in the theater and was just waiting for everyone to realize. The friend I was with was completely blown away and then furious on my behalf because it had been ruined for me. I can (kinda) laugh about it now but I was angry about it for literal years 😂 To this day it's one of my goals to never, ever spoil a movie or tv show for someone 😂
That reviewer hurt you. You should sue.
I think I'd have been very angry with the reviewer. When ever I tell someone it's a great movie, I won't tell them why.
Someone told my bother after they watched it, totally ruined it for him. But we watched it together for the first time, and he never said a word, so he got to see my shock and reaction… it totally sucked for him, but he enjoyed seeing my surprise… really don’t know why people enjoy ruining experiences for others… special place in he ll for people like that 😢
@natashadaines7712 It's such a crappy thing to do! I don't get it either. But I will say I enjoyed seeing everyone's reaction, and loved that most people understood the assignment and didn't spoil it
It is absolutely criminal that this movie didn’t win best picture.
Yes. This genre used to never win until Get Out but this one deserved it.
It's not criminal at all. American Beauty was absolute FIRE in 2000. Two great movies can exist in the same year. get over it.
@@williammccormick984 yet no one talks about american beauty, maybe the academy fumbled that year and picked the wrong film to win, it happens.
@@bobbydigital8243 no one talks about American beauty? lmao what planet are you from?
@@mass-cp6jf i live on planet earth, try looking for american beauty film reaction, its nothing compare to sixth sense
Never been in a movie theater so quiet when this movie ended. Stunned silence.
Yes because people were computing...replaying different scenes in their minds with this new info
I'm "young" (30 yo), so I didn't see this movie in the theaters, but I can imagine I saw something similar at infinity War
this was the GREATEST plot-twist in movie history...
The Prestige 😊
@@TheAustrianPainter87 the Prestige is a brilliant movie, but The 6th Sense is easily the greatest twist ending ever.
@@ChubbyChecker182 Some would say it's Shyamalan and Nolan at their peak.
@@TheAustrianPainter87 Memento had a much better twist.
@@cameleyez tough call
Keep thoughts and prayers out there for Bruce Willis and family.😢
Bruce has given us all SO much. One of the best comedy shows ever, one of the best (I think THE best) action movies ever, one of the best thrillers ever, one of the best gangster flicks ever, and so many more. People have had opinions about him and working with him but damn, he and his talent has been such a gift to the world. I hope the rest of his days are nothing but happiness.
@@Daniel-StrainAnd one hell of a Christmas movie too.
Yeah. Thoughts and prayers fix things. Good idea.
@@longtallshorty5791why so hateful? I'd be happy if people prayed for my family.
@@Lilithlyfunny that you ask this, since the god you're praying to is the most hateful fictional character ever invented lmao how ironic
Thank you for 20 minutes of sinus clearing entertainment.
My late mother literally fell out of her seat at this reveal....my channel is basically an homage to her teaching me to love movies
Very neat. Just subbed.
This was the best reveal I have ever watched. I knew something was off but it never clicked. Then it hit me like a ton of bricks. 😳 What a great movie.
One of the things I found neat about the premise of this film, is the idea that the "unfinished thing" that is always what tethers ghosts to our world, in storytelling, was how it was framed in this film. he was just like every other ghost. He had something he deeply regretted in life that he didn't do right, and that he needed to fix to move on. But it just so happened to be dealing with a child who was suffering from seeing ghosts, just like his last patient that killed himself AND him. And so he ends up being tethered to another child the same way, because that's ultimately how he can "move on." And how the 2 of them end up being perfect for each other. He's a ghost that isn't scary, can actually help the child, and in doing so, be given the clues he needs to resolve his own unfinished work, and move on. It was just so wonderfully done.
I genuinely love seeing good reactions to good twist endings.
This is one of the very best twist endings in all stories ever.
Shama-lama-ding-donged
The only plot twist that ever got me. I was stunned....
The Others was very good too
what about The Usual Suspects.
Follow the color Red.
Every time we see it, a ghost is near.
For me this required a second viewing.
Saw it in theaters but watched again when it came on the movie channels so I could pay attention to all the little clues that I missed along the way.
This is the only movie that I can remember people telling their friends, ‘no, I’m not gonna tell you about it, you have to see it for yourself.’
Talk around town was, Have you seen it yet? Yes it was really good (wink, nod and smile).
If anyone around us looked confused, we knew they hadn’t seen it yet and that ended the conversation about the movie. We managed to keep the twist as quiet as possible to not spoil it for the new watchers.
Ordinarily we didn’t care if we gave spoilers away because everyone was bound to watch it sooner or later anyway.
With one movie, M. Night changed that.
He’s the reason we have the phrase Spoiler Alert (at least in my circles).
Suddenly people started asking themselves, do I want to be surprised or do I want to know as much about it as I can beforehand. Do I need to know if there’s a happily ever after? Do I need to solve a mystery before the full story unfolds on screen? Am I supposed to be looking for signs or just be entertained?
He has a unique way of directing us through a story, almost like a dark magician showing his greatest trick.
You see and feel what he wants you to see and feel until he decides to reveal the prestige or the last 5 pieces of the puzzle.
Always thought provoking and discussion worthy subject matter.
It really was a great surprise, one that I instinctively didn’t want to spoil for anyone else. Easier said than done, since I went to see it opening weekend by myself and no one I knew saw it for at least a week. It was hard to casually urge everyone to watch it without giving away the fact that there was a plot twist. I think part of the reason I didn’t want to give anything away is that I wanted to see if other people would guess what was happening. I’m usually pretty good at picking up on foreshadowing but on this one I didn’t guess that Malcolm had died at the beginning. I thought at some point it would become personal for him. Maybe he or his wife would die and Cole would deliver a message to the other. When I realized he was dead at first I wondered if he had just been killed in an accident on the way home.
What a great movie! And just about everyone who saw it wanted to go back and see it again, doubling the ticket sales.
Watched it with my 20 year old this week. Somehow he didn’t know the twist! ❤️
me: sitting in a red room in a red chair:
"No. No no *no*, NOPE. NO."
(jk)
The most amazing thing about these videos are that there are so many people that haven't been spoiled by the ending!
you know these movie reaction videos are fake, right?
I don't want to be a hater but, come on. Most of these people are putting it on for the camera. I don't understand how you can make it to 2024 and not know the ending to this movie just by cultural osmosis at this point
@@markthomas3130I mean.. other than the famous quote : "I see dead people" that we have heard over the years, I never knew about the twist in the end before I watched it for the first time. I still think it’s possible not to be spoil about a movie, whether it is old or not, if you don’t look directly into it to see what’s all the hype about
@@marie-evepothier6612 they are all Film nerds who created a UA-cam movie channel. And non of them have seen one of the 300 best rated and most famouse movies.
Or name one movie these people had watched before they start their channel. Still they somewhat know every actor.
@@eve-llblyat2576You don’t have to watch movies to know and recognise famous actors. There’s also the over recommended effect where some people either deliberately avoid or can’t be bothered to watch movies and shows that everyone says they have to watch. Then there are people who were raised in strict religious households who weren’t allowed to read or watch things like Harry Potter. Honestly as famous as the twist is it’s not like “No, I am your father” where the twist is given away in the quote. Unless someone deliberately spoiled the ending for you it’s not something you’re likely to just come across out of the blue especially if you’re the type of person to avoid any kind of spoilers
This is a god damn crazy twist. And the best part after you realize the twist when you rewatch the movie you see the signs and the fact the movie was hinting this the whole time. No one but the kids reacts to him. No one acknowledges him, treat him like he wasn’t there. It is in our face until the final moments.
That's why I really love movies like this the second watch is just as fun as the first
His clothes are the same the whole time too
I dont know, I cry every single time even watching these people when they realize, and when Bruce delivers the line, you were never second! Water works. What a perfect actor to do this movie, We adore you Bruce Willis !
Before Malcom left, he should have made sure Donnie Wahlberg's ghost isn't still hanging out in his wife's bathroom.
He isn't, he's doing reunion tours with the other Old Kids on the Block.
@@zenarcher9633He only sees what he wants to see.
He wouldn't be there, he'd be haunting his own family.
@@heatherpayne1995 : That would explain the sightings reported of a man in his tighty-whities at Wahlburger's.
And given him the biggest ghost beating in limbo history
"I'm not going to see you anymore, am I?"
I remember getting pissed at him for not speaking up at the hospital or after the funeral. I was thinking, "He's just standing there like a specter...wait a minute." Siskel and Ebert had said there was a twist, and that locked it in for me. I watched it on video later to see if they had pulled any tricks on us, and everything was there from the beginning for us to figure out. The only trick was getting us to care about the boy, so we wouldn't notice the clues.
I know that's sad. People don't realize they spoil the movie just by saying things like, "You'll never guess the ending!" That alone is enough for people to guess it. But they almost never do when they aren't put on alert like that.
@Daniel-Strain I wasn't upset at them, I was angry that I hadn't figured it out earlier.
@@Daniel-Strainone of the many reasons I don’t watch critic reviews of movies. I might read a few audience reviews or star rating to make sure it’s not a stinker but I never agree with critics so avoid them in case they ruin it for me. I even stop a trailer when I realize I’m going to see a movie so it doesn’t give too much away.
@@MalissiaCreatesSame here. When I'm watching a trailer I turn it off as soon as I can tell I'm interested. They just show WAY too much.
@@Daniel-Strain lol yes they do. I sometimes laugh with my mom when we watch a trailer and agree we just watched the whole movie. She’s now with me when I say a few seconds in, are we going to watch it? And cut it short.
I saw this in the theater with my grandmother. I turned to her and whispered He's DEAD and she looked at me and said OH MY GOD! .. great times in the theater with my Nan❤
I'd like to see a group reaction to the scene where the boy is talking to his mom about Grandma.
That is THE scene that has me in tears every time.
There is. Type into the search “sixth sense ending reaction” and scroll down until you see “Grandma says hi” in the description.
One of the best reveal-reactions ever! First Amber/Jay's faces snap toward each other at 16:39, then faces light up at 16:43... awesome!
Yes!!!! I watched their whole reaction video and it’s my favorite one.
This is pretty much my reaction when I saw it too. I was in the cinema with a friend and we both realised at the same time. Epic
@@swedishmake-upgeek5650 You’re lucky. I saw it opening weekend by myself and none of my friends or coworkers saw it for at least a week. I had to contain my excitement and frustration and try to casually urge them to go see it. Finally my supervisor came to my cubicle one morning and said in a hushed, conspiratorial voice, “I saw The Sixth Sense!”
Me: “Did you guess?”
Her: “No! Did you?”
Me: “No!”
It was such a relief to FINALLY be able to discuss it with someone.
I love it when a comedian (Nate B) speaks of this movie. He says it makes much more sense to people that a wife wouldn't speak to her husband for years than the fact that he died from a gun shot wound that you see take place 5 minutes into the movie. But it is far more likely that hiswife is just giving him the silent treatment.
They intentionally minimized Malcolm’s moments with his wife. We only see one scene of the two of them together after the opening scene. He never attempts to confront her about the “other man” or anything of that nature he just mentions things are different between them. Even the scene when she’s showering and he finds her medicine he doesn’t attempt to talk to her. So it’s not so much we believe she’s giving him the silent treatment. The movie gives us minimum information. What gets me though is most people are so invested in Cole they fail to realize that Malcolm doesn’t interact with anyone but Cole throughout the movie.
Well to be fair, it goes to show women aren't given the benefit of the doubt that they have a real reason to be upset - they're just dismissed. In this case, she was mourning and it was assumed she was being a bitch. It's messed up both ways.
@@candynickelOh stop. Women are slaves to their irrational feelings.
Harsh, reminds of my marriage.
@@candynickelyea it’s assumed that’s she’s being a bitch, but the only reason we whole heartedly believe that throughout the movie is because that’s what M. Night Shyamalan., wanted us to believe. You have no reason to believe otherwise, until the end
It's ironic that he turned down the male lead in Ghost because he didn't know how to play a ghost. Looks like he figured it out in this one.
A bit like how to act when drunk: act like you are not drunk.
Great choice. Both actors did the roles justice
The biggest plot twist for me was only realizing at the end credits that the actor that played Vincent Gray was Donnie Wahlberg of the New Kids on The Block. I had been a die hard fan of them since I was a little girl, and did not recognize him because he was so good!
He's amazing. I wish he did more. He should be as famous as his brother. You should see him in Dreamcatcher. Unrecognizable.
Yup
Yup. Fantastic performance. The Oscars really should give a "bit player" (for lack of a better term) award every year. There are many. many amazing characters over the years who only had one to five(?) minutes of screen time, but who were absolutely integral to the film they were in.
Y’know what I take away from this? That performance from Bruce Willis is staggering.
M.Night gets the absolute best out of Willis in all 3 collabs so far
it is possibly the most famous twist in cinema history how have people gone this far and not found out?
They do know. They're acting for views
To be fair I only knew the ,,I see dead people" phrase. So i was schocked when I watched it in school. I guess the ones who knew didn't say anything because they wanted to see our reaction
yes it’s possible 😭 i only knew the line about seeing dead people because it’s always referenced but i never watched. why is that always so surprising when someone hasn’t watched a movie before
This movie is 25 years old and most of these people are under 30. It's not that surprising.
@@araybia Yeah there are like 50,000 films out. Probably a decent number who havent' seen it. I assume anyone who wasn't around at the time it came out missed the cultural impact and is likely to have missed it. I
Cried like a baby everytime I saw that part.
This and the "Do I make her proud?" scene wreck me every time.
I vividly remember being in the theater watching this movie and hearing people gasp all around me just around the time the ring drops. It was a really intense moment and special to react with so many others
""FIRE!" ain't the worse thing you can yell in a theater. It's "Bruce Willis is dead!"". - Lucky (King of the Hill)
I saw this when it came out and my whole body was shivering. Lots of gaps and tears in the theater too and some WTFs thrown away. Y’all reactions r so fun to watch.
Back in the heyday of real clever twists in movies, this one was a masterclass in fooling the viewer using perspective rather than outright deceiving or misdirecting the audience in some way. Makes you appreciate the second viewing even more.
I'm usually pretty good at picking out these types of things in movies, but this movie had me fooled the entire time. I was flabbergasted.
This is the mother of all twists. I remember this haunting me for days after I saw it. And wanting to tell everyone but not wanting to ruin it. This is an incredible movie with outstanding performances all around. Even watching it now that ending is a stunner.
These are so wholesome!!
The thinknabout this movie that so brilliant is that you can still watch it after you know. There is more to see, and there are emotional beats that are heightened knowing. Truly a fantastic story that isn't just "about the twist "
Even without the twist it would have been a very good movie. That’s why we didn’t see it. I even spent much of the movie thinking that at some point it was going to get personal for Malcolm. I thought maybe he or his wife would die and need Cole to deliver a message to the other. Or maybe Donnie Wahlberg’s character would want to apologize to Malcolm. When I realized Malcolm was dead I wondered at first if he had been killed in an accident on his way home.
I agree with you. This movie is brilliant.
I never realized how much of a Disney princess she looks like. 13:10 she’s so gorgeous!
Asia from Reelin’ with Asia and BJ
If only they watched the last scene in the car with the boy and Toni Collette. That will make you burst into tears for real.
“Ohh he leakin’” killed me for real
I first watched this when I was 12 years old, wish I could experience the twist for the first time as an adult too :D
Watched this film for the first time with my best friend when home alone in my parents’ 17th century thatched house. The doors are really old and have spherical door nobs. The film literally just ended when the door nob on the living room door started turning. We freaked, screaming, holding onto each other… turned out it was my sister back from university! Never been so scared in my life!
Best thing of the entire experience was people around the world following the instructions of not telling the ending to not spoil the surprise. And it continues to this day. We respect this masterpiece of a reveal.
Hey everyone! Bruce Willis is a dead ghost! If you haven't seen it, yet. He dead! That's why he was so white on this film.
M. Night Shyamalan is such a good director. He gives you hints throughout the movie, if you watch it a second time you’ll see them. All of his movies are like this, Signs, The Happening, and Unbreackable are the same. He does such a good job at showing you what’s really happening but not giving it away until the end! If you like The Six Sense, you’ll like all his others. He also appears in a lot of his movies. He’s the paediatric Doctor in this one and the neighbour in Signs and the drug dealer in Unbreackable.
I’m a fan but not all of his movies are good. Signs and Unbreakable I really like but it’s a real hit or miss with his last few. Sixth Sense was amazing
I disagree. While The Village was fantastic, The Happening was the dumbest movie I've ever seen.
@@lindenpeters2601 lol so many people hate The Happening. I love it like a B movie horror with terrible acting and plot device 😂
He's a great director and it's good that he appears in all of his own films.
People still hate spoiling this movie for people. When you find out that someone hasn't seen it, you never tell them how it ends, you only tell them that they have to see it.
There's a difference between spoiling some aspects of a movie or spoiling a freaking plot twist. If you spoil the plot twist you destroy the whole movie for the other person
If you haven't seen this film, yet, WHITEY is a ghost! He dead!
Saw this the first day it opened, packed house, and I promise you, the whole audience was yelling and OH!!!!-ing at this point. Great film.
I bet this movie is up there in ranks with movies that people went to see a second time in the movie theatre the same week.
Saw this when it first came out and had the same reaction! Is it wrong I cried each time it was revealed for these people?!! 😂
I did too, I fink it means we're codepentent
Fun fact: Bruce Willis is left handed, he learned to write with his right hand for this movie to avoid giving away the twist.
Cool. I didn't know that 😊
I’ve seen this movie many times since it came out, because after the first shock, and finding out he was dead I wanted to review all the parts to see if something was a mistake, but nothing was. The producer did a great psychological job with the viewers , understanding how the mind works and play tricks on us. We tend to fill out gaps of information with the things that we know or assume will fill the gap.
For example: there is a scene when Cole comes back from school and his mother is sitting in front of the doctor. The viewer automatically assumes they were talking to each other about Cole’s situation, and when Cole comes , she leaves them alone to talk and goes to prepares coles food. In reality not one word is said between the mother and the doctor.
Another scene that’s tricky and ignored by the viewer is after the kids in the birthday party put him in the dungeon and Cole collapsed out of fear. Once in the hospital, the mother places a call…our minds immediately assumes she is calling the doctor, instead she is calling the mother of one of the kids in the party.
This is one of the best movies I’ve seen and certainly the one with the most shocking ending.
That was awesome. I watch a lot of movies reviews, just to see the surprise twist reactions. This saved a lot of time.
I saw the movie with no foreign knowledge, and it totally fooled me. When the moment of revelation came, I responded with a mental face palm. It was great work by M. Knight. He has spent the rest of his career chasing that gold ring that he snagged on his first try.
I sat for almost 30 minutes in the theater after watching it and just sobbed. I fell in love with this version of MNS storytelling from then on. The way I was so immerse in that one point of view he gave that it never crossed my mind to think anything else.
I don't know how you included so many of my favorite reactors in your channel's videos, but please keep up the good work! These are fantastic!
That was one of the greatest twist ending EVER! I had no idea until the end.
I honestly find it hard to believe anyone alive today hasn't either seen this already or had it spoiled, it's one of, if not the most prolific memes, but wow.
Just had 4 people walk into my business while I was watching this reaction video. Paused it and asked if they had seen 6th sense. 3 had and 1 had not. The guy who hadn't was in his early 20s and he asked me what the movie was about. I just told him it was a great movie about a child psychologist trying to help a troubled little boy and it had a great ending. (I didn't mention it was a twist.) There are plenty of people who haven't seen it or know about it. Especially in the younger generation.
It's so much fun to watch reaction videos but to see the short clips of people making a realization like this and then to see a compilation of these clips is so great! That moment when their eyes pop open and they realize....
After I watched this movie I was afraid of going to the bathroom at night for years.
I love everything about the movie and how it gave you all the clues. But watching it again I love that Cole wasn't afraid of therapy but he was just another ghost that Cole was afraid. Cole was giving him therapy the whole time.
This was a fantastic film. Very well done. The twist at the end was placed throughout without make true note of it. Perfect. Perfectly put together.
No reactor ever mentions the very opening scene, when they were celebrating his plaque. She said that the plaque represents all accomplishments of his career, everything he sacrificed, how everything came second to his job, including her. That makes Malcolm’s parting line, “I needed to tell you something: you were never second. I love you.” hit so, so much harder. 💔
Brillant movie and a masterpiece. What makes the movie even on rewatches is how invested you are in the characters. The car scene with Cole and his mother guts me every time.
6:26 drum roll made me laugh harder than it should have.
I remember this scene in the theater! It was mind-blowing and sent chills down my spine. Such a good movie!
Finding out Malcolm was dead was definitely shocking, but I cried more during the scene where Cole was interacting with his Mom. The part where he says, “She wanted you to know she saw you dance” wrecked me 🤣😭
It's always so cool to see people who have never heard anything about this movie react to the twist. I remember when I saw it with my brother, who also hadn't heard anything about it, and his reactions was so good!
Watching the difference between men/women is so funny. The women are crying. I’m crying for every single one, lol.
J & Amber's (Rob Squad Movie Reaction) & Simone & George's (Cinebinge) are my favorite reactors. And their reaction to this twist was so great. Love watching the reactions to my favorite movies.
Pro tip: there's something red in the scene whenever there's a ghost around!
I have to say…it is wonderful watching people react to this afresh. It takes me right back to my first viewing
All three found their peace. Beautiful movie
first time seeing your channel and you highlighted all my favorite reactors ❤❤❤
This twist is one of the very few that my dad never saw coming, and he's very, very good at guessing plot twists.
I think it's because we zoom in on the kid and his experiences so much, we're blind to it.
80 yrs old and I still have chills and tears every time I watch this. ........
How is it possible that I cried every single time it was revealed??
It's a REALLY sad twist 😢
@@amy_grace It really is.
Man this is great. I've known this movie since it came out so I keep forgetting how people reacted first time finding out the twist.
I enjoy finding people who have never seen this movie and watching it with them, just to see them go through this moment. It is a true piece of cinematic art.
Loving all the emotional responses too. Takes me back to watching it for the first time in 99. Amazing
I saw this in the theater when it first came out and the whole place gasped when the truth came out
“ aaahh he leaking .”
😂😂I’m dying laughing
I saw this film in the cinema on it's release ..at the twist here the guy sitting behind shouted " holy s**t" 🤣🤣🤣
I remember seeing this in the cinema and being completely floored ... and then I watched it another four or five times thinking that I would love to see everyone else's reactions, but ended up being engrossed by it every time. Bruce Willis and Haley Joel Osment were utterly brilliant in this movie!
I, too, had THAT reaction! I remember thinking that this experience, with THIS movie, will NEVER happen again...WHAT a McGuffin!
I never thought of the coat. Good point. Watch The Others.
Another really good twist ending movie that was unfortunately a bit overshadowed by this one.
I love The Others
I've seen this at the theater and a couple times after. It's been a long time. These reactions made me cry too.
When this had its TV premiere in the UK, over the end credits, the announcer said “now that you know the twist, watch it again tomorrow night on ITV2”. Genius scheduling!