"That's a hard hitter man. Do I make you proud?" | Grandma Says Hi | The Sixth Sense (1999)

[@alyberop1]

Yep, still makes me cry. Collete is an acting powerhouse

[@aranklogu]

One my fav actors

[@DarrellTurnerJr]

This was the first movie that made my grown ass cry in a theater

[@vinniemoran7362]

Powerhouse writing too.

[@jeffk1482]

@@vinniemoran7362Oh hell yeah. That’s almost an understatement.

[@themightierpencil]

To this day

[@todderickson2435]

One of the most powerful movie scenes ever. Toni Collette and Haley Joel Osment put on an absolute master class performance here, and it brings me to tears every single time.

[@Knightowl1980]

It hits hard. As children I think many of us that all we want to do is to make our parents proud.

[@joaoluizfonseca6914]

Toni Colette is underrated on an unimaginable scale. She was nominated for an Oscar for this, her first and ONLY Oscar nomination. And she should’ve won The way she gradually builds up that emotion, and the tears, until you hear “do I make her proud?”……. Uuugh, spine chilling

[@umbrellaBuddha]

You know why this hits so hard? Because by that time we all love that mom and respect what she’s going through. We have an emotional connection to her - just masterful character development.

[@buddystewart2020]

Yup, that scene makes me cry every, damn, time. Without fail.

[@Luciphell]

So outstanding! One of the most well acted scenes in any movie I've ever seen.

[@virgildantefrazier1]

One of the most beautifully written and acted scenes I've ever watched. A child and a veteran actor in a car, no music, just speaking. And Toni Collette's sobbing was so real. I would love to ask her where she went emotionally to pull that out of herself. And how Haley Joel Osment so deeply got into her head and heart to help her go there. Such an incredible scene between the two of them. I was so happy that this movie won the awards it did. This was back when M. Night was at his absolute best.

[@Will-fk2dk]

"She said the answer is: Every day" And with that, and a massive unpredictable twist ending, M. Knight Shyamalan gave himself a career for life.

[@alegendarywolf3278]

And then ruined it with, signs, and the village and old with those craptastic endings!

[@Fred-vy1hm]

To me this scene, even more so than the reveal, is what elevates this picture to one of the very best. Both performances were Oscar worthy imo.

[@spirittammyk]

They were nominated but lost out to Michael Cain and Angelina Jolie.

[@bshaddo]

This scene IS the movie.

[@EdilbertFernando]

My man Cole gave his mum evidence she couldn't refuse

[@47imagine]

Toni Collette's performance in this movie is one of the greatest I've ever seen in cinema. It's not a "showy" performance (which generally get Oscar awards) but what makes it outstanding is its sheer effortlessness. You forget that you're actually watching an Australian actress (with an Australian accent) performing. She embodies this character.

[@tintinismybelgian]

She got beat out by Angelina Jolie for her role in Girl, Interrupted. I've not seen that movie, so I don't know if it was a better performance.

[@kurosenpai]

What makes this scene so hard hitting in the feeling is when you have someone you loved passed away. I believe everyone has lost someone that we loved very much and always hope you have made em proud. This scene relates to the majority of people.

[@Elerad]

I saw this in theaters back in the day, and I got so wrapped up in Haley Joel's performance at the time that I didn't get to fully appreciate Toni's absolutely incredible turn. Years later she's the one, more than anyone else in the movie, who really makes me sit up and take notice.

[@shadowweaver3693]

Toni’s acting is first class in this scene. Makes me cry hard every time.

[@ivermectin1974]

The actress in this scene was unreal. Like she really asked her mom that. The look she gave when he said she saw you dance. To the struggle to tell Cole what she asked. Was really amazing.

[@JnEricsonx]

Having lost my dad a few years before this came out, I basically sat in the theater after the movie ended and cried for a half hour. My friend sat with me not able to do a thing.

[@marcusfaze]

Sorry for your loss

[@sean88gator]

One of the greatest "Acted" scenes in movie history. Perfection!

[@mliza7257]

You can tell on those reactions when its personal and when its "just a reaction." For those that had last words with their Mom that weren't the best.... this really hits you hard.

[@TheMarcHicks]

Never fails to make me cry 😭

[@randomanton]

I broke down once to this scene and felt completely embarrassed, because I was planning on seeing my grandma right before she passed, but I kept putting it off ... and I felt like I should have made more of an effort

[@RicoCosta317]

This is how you make real drama. The emotion comes out of the characters and plot not just a trumped up effort to tug on your heartstrings. It also helps to get brilliant performances out of your actors. Easily the best scene I've seen in a film

[@joegee7238]

Can’t watch this without tearing up! Toni’s versatility is amazing- I think she was only 25 or 26 when she made this movie coming off her success as Muriel in Muriel’s wedding.

[@trinasp]

I can't tell you how many times I have watched this movie. I remember my reaction to this scene on opening night all those years ago. I still react the same each time I see it.

[@OliverTrist]

The ending of the Green Mile and the ending of Schindler's List... both absolute powerhouses of emotion on a scale rarely encountered. Both with musical scores to drive the emotion...it's a very common and often overlooked tool use by the film maker and we all love it. I don't want to take anything away from those films... but watch this scene with Toni Collette again and you'll realise that there is no music at all, yet she shatters the scene to pierce your soul. THAT'S acting talent.

[@moeball740]

For those of us still among the living, especially those dealing with your own children who, quite frankly, can drive you up a wall sometimes - this is a powerful reminder that when your kids are wondering if you really love them, or even give a damn at all, especially if you've just had to punish them for something - the answer is two little words: Every day.

[@byl15]

Gets me everyone damn time. Wonderfully written movie and the cast… the actors!!!!! AmazIng!!!!

[@user-tq2og9cw7q]

For me this is the peak of the movie, it is so strong - so well played. Breaks my heart every time. The ending is just a gasping moment, very good ending - but this is much more emotionally strong then the ending. After mom says Do I make her proud, they all start to cry. This is a powerfull scen, maybe the strongest I've seen. What a movie. Compare the movies Hollywood made and those who are made today. The only movie this year that really was a joy to watch was The Holdovers.

[@JarOfKemical]

Any time I feel like shedding a few tears I go back and watch this scene. Such a great movie.

[@12mauro21]

Toni Collette is a godess, end of discussion.

[@theresaflinn980]

I lost my mom in June of this year, 2023, and this scene hits me harder now. 😭

[@autry33]

I've seen A LOT of cinema and this is the scene I always think about when I narrow down the best acting I have ever seen. Toni Collette's acting here is unmatched IMHO. Incredible.

[@billyhndrsn4542]

I learned from a early age (5) to not tell my mom or grandma about the beautiful woman named Jackie that visits me in my sleep, takes me to the park, to a sunken garden with tons of flowers and benches to sit. My mom took it all in good fun about this lady friend, till I told her she says she is my aunt Jackie. My moms eyes got huge in panic. My aunt Jackie died age 19 about 18 years before I was born. The next time we were at grandmas she drug out from a box packed away a picture, "thats her, my aunt Jackie" I said to them. My mom told me to go outside to play, sometime a little later when I came in, my mom and grandma were crying. My mom had told her what she pryed out from me, that Jackie visits them and sits with grandma while she drinks her coffee watching soap operas, grandma seems to know she is there at times. I learned to keep things to myself so not to see them cry anymore.

[@ivyg.castle7561]

No matter how many times I seen this movie... This scene right here always makes me cry... Even right now... I'm in tears... One of my favorite movies☺️

[@Wesleech]

god damn that really is the hard hitter. Still no Oscar for Toni Collette... Madness.

[@doorattachment6926]

This is such a great movie and this scene had me in tears.

[@r.j.powers381]

Well this is a devastating edit. A chorus of high emotion is pretty tough to take. Excellent idea. 👍

[@carlaharrington5120]

Toni Collette at her very best!!

[@marcmaschal2897]

The reaction of the lady with her hands over her mouth really stands out.I remember seeing it at the theater and the woman in front of me completely broke down .Its almost impossible not to get emotional.Amazing acting.

[@rickw8642]

Awesome performance.

[@matt_canon]

This movie came out 6 months before I lost my mother to cancer in 2005. Needless to say, this scene hit that much harder after.

[@pedroxpedro]

Toni, Bruce and Haley is a montruous acting class.

[@kylebrooks338]

I go to my grandparents grave a lot, sometimes to just sit, sometimes I talk. My uncle is buried with them and I swear they are there sometimes. This movie was deeeeep

[@frankhuizar9171]

This scene gets me every time! 😭😭😭

[@doorattachment6926]

Even just watching this makes me cry😢😢😢😢

[@Tehui1974]

Probably my favourite scene of the movie.

[@YoureMrLebowski]

my favorite too!

[@user-wi9hv2pb2q]

no scene in a movie ever made me cry like this one.

[@MrJuntler]

Its been quite a while since i watched this film. Forgot all about this part until he said, "Im ready to communicate with you now." I cried and will do so every time i watch this film.

[@fernandosandoval9306]

I been seeing things since I was a kid! And I still do!

[@lloyddobler2227]

The lady from @popculturallychallenged had me tearing up with her reaction. Powerful movie/scene. Reactions are the best!

[@YoureMrLebowski]

toni is always good for a tear 😢

[@popculturallychallenged]

Thank you! 😀

[@fdwal76]

Toni Collette deveria ganhar um Oscar por esta cena !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@eouveluz]

indicada ela foi! rs mas quem ganhou foi Angelina Jolie por "Garota. Interrompida"

[@fabiozatz8769]

This scene brings tears to my eyes every time.

[@techwitheugene]

This scene is heartbreaking. One of the best scenes ever. Still makes me cry everytime I see it. 😢

[@JamieAdventurer12]

4:54 best reactions ever! I mean, if you not cry from this scene by the end you got no feelings! 😥

[@hayes572]

I couldn't watch a movie with some of these people... they talk too much! 😂

[@thepeopleschamp1776]

The 90's was a ridiculous decade for movies. Literally 5 of the so-called Top 10 movies of all time were made in that 10 year period. The crazy thing is, this movie isn't even in that Top 10.

[@AlexisRoark]

OMG I loved this so much. Thank you.

[@natepeace1737]

Amazing channel my guy. Love these patched together!

[@federicogentile7977]

BEST movie scene in film history SO FAR

[@gippywhite]

GREAT editing!!! 💙💙💙

[@chessenthusiast]

This is such a fantastic movie, and such a classic, I can’t believe this many people hadn’t seen it and posted reaction videos 😂

[@CBearLandkirk6076]

Great scene... cool reactions. No shame in tearing up, but not for too long ✅️

[@anglotexan8424]

One of my favorite scenes, in any movie

[@ih8roach3s]

It's funny because I'm crying with them even though I've seen this film like five times 😂😭

[@jaydisqus3353]

Some of your best work, well done

[@mic7504]

3:55 Attention all cars we have a DOUBLE OSCAR ROBBERY in progress.

[@-C.S.R]

The actress that played the Mom won an Oscar for that. The kid should've gotten one too!

[@JK_JK_JK_JK]

I wonder if the child actor was effected by doing this movie like did it scare him as a kid?!?! 🤔😲😳

[@MDCDawg79]

im not tearing up,., dam dust in both eyes

[@GrouchyOldBear7]

Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.

[@marcoscamargo7763]

Essa é uma das melhores cenas familiares já gravadas em um filme. O pequeno garoto Hayley Joel foi um gigante em todo o filme. A ótima atriz Toni Collette também deu muito de si para eternizar essa Obra-prima cinematográfica. ✨🌟🌟

My Man M. Night Shyamalan knows how to give us emotions.

[@JuliaBancroft-qx2cn]

Just discovered you. Love this! Kindly consider going back to adding the best reaction quote in the title. Those were hilarious. Keep up the great work.

[@ColbyAzimuth]

The movie forgot to tell us that we are all dead people. We only saw the movie we wanted to see. Now go do something with your love.

[@thecollectiveau5136]

People give Collete credit for the this scene which I get but for Hayley Joel to do that at his image is incredible he absolutely stole the scene

[@JClaus1221]

Between this film and A.I. Artificial Intelligence, I truly believe that no child actor has ever surpassed Haley Joel Osment in those two roles. Sadly, like so many before him, it didn't translate to adult success. But what a legacy forged in just two films.

[@gggooding]

Just gotta say...Mr Lebowski (or...El Dudarino...if you're not...) ...you're the *best* at this. You're damned good at it. I _see_ reacting people! (eh...that didn't land. Oh well. Peace, dude.)

[@5ifty6ixmediauk]

This video reminds me why I watch films alone lol.

[@TimpossibleOne]

Great stitching and editing

[@DreadlordMik]

You should do the plot twist reveal as well

[@lisa-l3t2b]

Remember seeing this at cinema on a trip with my college

[@kamikazekid94]

Best scene in the whole movie

[@andrewpearson5504]

Even the dog was moved at 5:00. Love it.

[@carlosillustrates]

This scene broke me. ❤

[@cecilegraveline6584]

I cried with you all😂😂😭😭😭😭

[@palerider1979]

Great movie! I still believe that this is the prequel to unbreakable universe. Love this film.

[@mic7504]

Great mashup. Clearly you put a lot of work into it. And this is one of my favorite film scenes of all time, so I've watched a few. But, the end effect for me is this was very busy. Too much information, too many comments walking on others. I think playing the video clip without stopping it is a good challenge, but stopping the clip in order to allow more time for individual reactions would take this to the boss level. Just my Two Scence. Thanks for the great mashup.

[@mikeoh712]

DAAAAAMMMNN❤😢

[@sissi3479]

Wow i cried too!😭😭😭😭

[@SurvivorBri]

I love these. I subscribe to half of these reactors. They're all great, but Dasha, the young Russian girl is probably the best. And this scene from The Sixth Sense gets me every time. Some of the best acting you will ever see.

[@_Shadoh_]

I'm also subscribed to a lot of these reaction channels, but my personal favourites are Cinebinge, and also(not in this video) Nia Maki, Centane and MovieJoob.

[@carolinecoy3164]

Probably the most cheesy yet hard hitting scene ever. Made me cry just watching this reaction.

[@ewthmatth]

Did you forget some of us are on mobile? The movie frame is like microscopic in some (very important) parts 😜

[@gamerkat1492]

BOOM she believes him that with one answer now she can start talking to her mama 😁😁😁 My son called my grandma by her 1st name NO ONE EVER did that the ONLY way he could've known her 1st name was HER we ALWAYS called grandparents by last names

[@sergiolages1911]

Can you do, Open my eye Mick, from Rocky? you are doing a great work, saludos desde Argentina

[@mathewsvarghese409]

M.knight shyamalan🔥🔥

[@xbox0615]

The afterlife is.... REAL if only you can really believe

[@j1984ch]

Nice editing. Possible to do a reactions video from Dark Knight - Batman-Joker interrogation scene?

[@LVBadflower]

That scene gets harder to watch the older you get.

[@Foldy435]

Hayfever is bad today *sniff*

[@existenceisrelative]

So now we're technically watching someone who's watching people, who are watching movies. And the snake swallows more of its own tail.

[@Iowa_Wolf_1970]

This audio is so low. Need to break out the head phones.