The Controversial Scene That Was Cut from the Sixth Sense

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[@mousemd]

He didn't do a good job for me. The scene after Bruce was ended didn't make sense to me? Gotcha Mr Director!

[@fifiladu2659]

I really don’t understand how Haley Joel Osment didn’t get an Oscar. That was one of the most riveting child performances of all time.

[@normagarrett7039]

He did win an Oscar for the Sixth Sense.

[@philipem1000]

​@@normagarrett7039no he didn't he got nominated but he did not win the Oscar.

[@oltedders]

Probably the most brilliant child actor in film history.

[@WorldOfEnchantment44]

His acting was unlike any I have ever seen before in a child! Absolutely incredible!

[@oltedders]

@WorldOfEnchantment44 His appearance in Forrest Gump was also truly outstanding.

[@janmed1207]

God bless Bruce Willis! He was wonderful in this movie. Some of his best acting. Prayers for him and his family!

[@Gvsvillages]

Amen.

[@owensmith3995]

What? I remember him saying that the US should invade Colombia to end cocaine trafficking into the US. That’s the kind of mentality only an idiot has.

[@timparr246]

The actress playing the mother doesn't get enough credit. Her amazing performance just makes many of the scenes work.

[@cindykq8086]

Toni Collette, if that's the true spelling. She's as wonderful as the rest of the cast.

[@ariadnepyanfar1048]

Both of them are incredible. Their scenes together are riveting

[@VillageOfTheDarned1]

Well said. She was amazing.

[@romerjusu3804]

She did the " Philly accent" very well for a British woman.

[@ariadnepyanfar1048]

@@romerjusu3804 she’s Australian. Not British

[@TheTrumpReaper]

The Sixth Sense ought to have won Best Picture and Haley Joel Osment ought to have won Best Supporting Actor.

[@DrineThePoet]

Haley was phenomenal at such a young age. Absolute brilliant acting

[@lapacesiaconvoi]

he was very good in 'ai' too. i'm not sure many saw that film.

[@jermiester7772]

@@lapacesiaconvoi I was going to post about AI that’s an incredible film. I’ve watched it a few times.

[@philipem1000]

And even more significant because the entire movie rode on the quality of that performance. Without that great acting skill the movie would probably not have been able to sell its plot.

[@lilybond6485]

I love when Shyamalan appears momentarily in his films. It’s reminiscent of Alfred Hitchcock.

[@22RosesGrow]

I like the cameos.

[@robinthornton8282]

Stephen King does too.

[@lilybond6485]

@robinthornton8282: But can’t stand Stephen King and his juvenile movies. M.Night Shymalan is sophisticated and very clever.

[@ginamarie6977]

As much as I loved Bruce Willis' and Haley Joel Osment's portrayals of their characters, I was deeply impressed by Toni Colette's vision as Cole's mother. I had no doubt she was that little boy's mother and his fiercest protector. Just outstanding acting all around.❤

[@CynVee]

The Sixth Sense is a masterpiece of modern American cinema. Few movies since its release have even approached it in my opinion. It is my favorite modern movie. I never saw the end coming nor did anyone else in the theater. Even my husband who is always annoyingly trying to guess endings was shocked. Love everything about this movie. I truly miss the effortless acting style of Bruce Willis who is one of my favorite actors. Haley Joel was amazing and I believe it was one of Toni Collette's best roles. Her acting is always pitch perfect, understated. That scene in the car--superb. I could watch this movie a thousand times and still not tire of it. I enjoy Unbreakable but the Sixth Sense is my favorite M. Night movie by far.

[@DeborahEdwards-u8x]

One of my daughter's saw the movie the 1st week out & had figured out the red in the movie.

[@mancyank564]

@DeborahEdwards-u8x, it was the red church door that tipped me. I just couldn't imagine any church having a red door.

[@slomo1716]

One of the BEST movies I've ever seen! The only one, I ever rewatched to see if I could pick up the clues to the plot twist at the end. BRILLIANT MOVIE, one of the last best movies ever made!!!

[@FactsVerse]

Us too! Loved the twist at the end though there's hints everywhere.

[@KathyGrosskurth]

Ditto! I can watch it over and over!

[@lynkirby7008]

The clue is In the first scene, where he was shot dead and I picked this up straight away.

[@DrineThePoet]

I ABSOLUTELY AGREE

[@lorddiosliving]

​@@FactsVersewhy you narrate it like a symposium in a thesis reading????

[@thefamouspeopleus]

From Haley Joel Osment's impressive audition to M. Night Shyamalan's strategic decisions in concealing the twist ending, each revelation adds a new layer of appreciation for the film's brilliance.

[@jermiester7772]

Remember the film, the village where Joquin Phoenix was really good in his role

[@motherhood234]

When this movie came out I was a camp counselor. The day I was planning to go watch the movie at the theater a camp kid said, "He's dead and doesn't know it". I watched the movie and I was soooo mad. Had to vent, thank you.

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[@EM-mw2qr]

My dear sweet older sister who saw it before me told me the ending and ruined it for me too.

[@waynemiller6070]

Yeah, my then wife ruined it for me. That's what I think of when I see sixth sense images.

[@phoenixpierlsberg3229]

Thank you, the youtuber is very careful to not do any spoilers all through the video, he speaks so much about the incredible twist at then end that I wanted to watch it. This is a real bummer.

[@LillikoiSeed]

And you just did it to anyone who read your post, OP. Guess that’s your way of paying it forward (another Haley Joel Osment movie).

[@noahellis3672]

The Sixth Sense is definitely my favorite of M. Knight Shyamalans' movies followed by Unbreakable, also with Bruce Willis. Both are great movies but I feel sad about the fact that Bruce Willis is afflicted with aphasia, a type of Alzheimers like disease that has ended such a great acting career and must be a painful tragedy for his family. I will certainly miss him when he's gone, thinking about what more he could have done further in his lifetime.

[@WickedPrince3D]

I saw an announcement he was retiring over two years ago, but they keep putting out new movies with him in them. So it doesn't seem he's very retired at all. Still, it's got to be harsh finding that you are almost incapable of doing the one thing you really like. I love music, I have 50+ gigs on my iTunes library; but now I'm suffering from tinnitus. I hear a constant loud buzzing in both ears; degeneration of the nerves in the ears. Scary to think that eventually I won't be able to listen to music at all.

[@DeborahEdwards-u8x]

I feel so bad about Bruce's disease. Someone so alive & now he's been shot down .

[@rubesimon5254]

@@WickedPrince3D I've had tinnitus for decades. My hearing is still excellent, other than the constant ringing. Don't worry about not being able to hear music - as a musician, I still hear it as well as before. So, hopefully, will you be able to. Hang in there and enjoy life, whatever it holds.

[@WickedPrince3D]

@@rubesimon5254 Mine started less than a year ago, my left ear is running about 50% deaf and my right around 30% (IE better than the other). I'm fairly certain that hearing aids will help but I have rather small ears so the older style plugs just wouldn't fit. But hey, I'm hanging in there. Just dealing with a few bumpy spots before things stabilize again for a bit. Life is full of bumps, I might complain but I'm used to them. ;)

[@paulburchell1762]

Never saw that end coming.. brilliant x

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[@WickedPrince3D]

I was familiar with the TV show from the 60s - 70s so should have expected a greater supernatural element, but it blind-sided me too. Afterwards you look back and wonder how you missed all of the clues. It was an incredible performance, not just by the actors but by MNS's writing and direction.

[@kjk4795]

​@@WickedPrince3D you know of anyone who DID see it coming?

[@WickedPrince3D]

@@kjk4795 Not I. But I can usually spot some things early. Being familiar with the old TV series I should have realized there was more to it though.

[@allierizz7965]

Saw the end coming at the anniversary dinner.

[@williammunson5832]

This was an outstanding movie all the way around.

[@maestromike91971]

I loved that movie! The sixth Sense! The ending was really good. It’s hard to make real tears. Most actors have to use fake ones.

[@leward7788]

what i admired was how everyone who had seen it didn't give it away to those of us who hadn't. you knew it had to be good for all to keep it under wraps as well.

[@carriestaker3856]

Ditto! I came here to say THANK YOU to everyone who suggested seeing this movie and NO ONE GAVE IT AWAY!

[@lilybond6485]

Yep. I was one of those who never had a clue at what was coming at the end. - and the movie “Shattered” with Tom Berenger floored me - never saw that coming either.

[@JewelChick01]

I guess I'm an anomaly, because I saw where Malcolm's story was going from the beginning, but it didn't diminish my enjoyment of the movie in the slightest. Figuring it out (or at least guessing) early had me watching for either clues or slip-ups. The attention to detail was excellent and kept me captivated. This is one of those movies that is enjoyable every time you watch it.

[@shiroibasketshoes]

I'm glad to read about you! I felt all alone in my detection in this. Not to brag, but I thought since the first part with the angry psychotic violent intruder, like, "Well? We're just supposed to assume he did not die from that? Maybe he ended up a dead ghost, too. They did not clarify." No kidding that Haley's character sees dead people!

[@boogoodie]

This movie is one of my favourite movies of all time. Haley and Bruce were the perfect head stars and worked well together. It saddens me that poor Bruce is so ill now. He's an amazing man and actor. I have always loved him in any movie or show. ❤

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[@shiroibasketshoes]

@@FactsVerse You've got no compassion to express about Bruce Willis' illness?

[@kimberlytifft810]

The first time I saw this I didn’t even know that Dr. Malcolm Crow was dead through most of the movie I was shocked I thought he got help and lived to see another day. But I was so wrong. But I’m glad he could help Cole sear I love this movie so much.

[@erictaylor5462]

He actually is in the film twice, in two unrelated scenes. He speaks to Cole's mother in the hospital, and later is seen looking at a wedding band with the guy's wife.

[@johnrigler8858]

"I see dumb people, and they don't know they're dumb!"

[@lolahernandez6871]

2024.

[@miketilton6393]

Me too. They are also known as Harris voters lol

[@Willy-hs7uu]

That's called the Dunning-Kruger effect, and it is real.

[@Annie-ez4ol]

@@miketilton6393Excellent 😊

[@justsad-1392]

And there it is. ☹️

[@margaretpratt5963]

After it had been out for weeks at number 1, we decided to go see it. Nobody had discussed the movie with us. I always figure out a movies ending. You have no idea of how delighted I was to be surprised at the reveal!

[@sarahmason833]

I love the Sixth Scense Especially the Car Scene were Cole Talks to His Mum about Grandma & If You think about it Cole Helps Spirits Move On & I think that's Cool 😊

[@philipem1000]

I think what's really special is every time you watch that movie you have a new appreciation for it. I must have seen it a dozen times and every time I pick up on some new revelation. Think about how often he talks about soldiers by name. Where did he learn latin? From a Roman soldier doubtless. And he uses the slang of the Vietnam war era when he talks about Vietnam war veterans. When you think about it you realize he's been talking to them.

[@kevinhealey6540]

Everyone just loved the cute little kid.

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[@richardgerome4897]

This movie is definitely my favorite. A truly awesome movie ❤️

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[@lapacesiaconvoi]

This is my favorite Shyamalan movie. I was able to sit through 'The Village' but had a hard time with the others, even the one Mel Gibson was in.

[@kaseykat1]

This movie is a masterpiece and todays movies will never measure up to it.

[@randallstewart1224]

I greatly respect this film. IMO, the director never again reached this achievement. It's interesting how almost all viewers the first time do not figure out the trick ending until it is forced on them. Years ago, I brought this film to an after-dinner movie get together. Our hosts had not seen the film, so were unaware of its story or twisted ending. The wife knew there was some trick to the story, and toward the end, she said that she "didn't get it". I told her that I'd give her a hint: that the kid sees dead people. Her husband did get it fairly quickly after that, and he kept egging her on. She still didn't get it and was totally surprised by the ending.

[@cindytartt4048]

yup, everything after this wasn’t nearly as good.

[@891Henry]

It must be difficult when your first movie is also your best. This was a wonderful movie. I have enjoyed several of his movies but nothing since has quite lived up to it.

[@Author-JDGOFF]

It wasn't his first, but it was among them. This was his third movie, second if we don't count Praying in Anger, which he made in film school.

[@joekapp5471]

The first time I saw this movie the ending went over my head and I wasn’t too impressed, but when I saw it again years later, I caught on and was quite shocked. It made me feel like I’ve smartened up quite a bit in the years between my first viewing and my second. Thank you Mr Shamlin, for that enriching IQ test.

[@shiroibasketshoes]

Shyamalan.

[@MelB868]

He gave hints and they don't know they are dead

[@CissyBrazil]

I never noticed the subtle clues and I was surprised at the ending. One day I’m gonna watch it again!

[@conniewaterman1673]

No better time than today!

[@crayb420]

You said "red doorknob in Coles house" it was Malcolm's... Thanks for this upload 💯

[@riverbender9898]

Simply brilliant film!

[@c.p.1688]

Another GREAT movie. Thank you!

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[@weatherboi]

Nice that the director Shyamalan used the suspence and a cameo aspects in this film set out by the master of suspence Alfred Hitchcock.

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[@stacyfabiszewski4633]

This is still a Great Movie today

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@@FactsVerse , Thank you so much for your nice response back to me, I appreciate you tons. You guys are doing a great job, love all your content

[@JimmiAlli]

Toni Collette was very good in this movie.

[@MAJA-rocket]

I agree. She played a Philly Mom and used a very subdued Philly accent and gestures. Well done. I didn't even realize it was her until afterward.

[@diannespalding6542]

Such an amazing movie. I didn’t see it in the theatre. I saw it on tv much later. And yet, nobody was giving away the twist. I definitely didn’t see that coming. Watching it for the second time, I can’t believe I missed it.

[@cynhanrahan4012]

The Sixth Sense is one of my all time favorites, especially with the shocking ending. I had no idea, but there was a hint in the final scene that helped make it all make sense. No spoilers - but frosty breath before the reveal caught my attention so the reveal truly smacked me.

[@ofrabjousday1]

I saw this in the theater upon its release, and having been recently studying ghost topics, figured the twist out immediately. There were a lot of so-called elements to the presences of ghosts that it was very clear what was going on to me.

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[@suzannetaylor4304]

I especially loved this movie, but didn't realize it was his first! M Night Shyamalan is truly gifted and has an amazing mind to be able to come up with the story...but most of all to find such a talented and gifted actor in Haley Joel Osment to play the child's part was serendipitous, for sure. I truly loved Bruce Willis as the child psychologist; his tender concern and compassion for Cole was palpable, at least by myself, through the screen to the viewer. All in all, this was the height of my 1999 film going experience! Another film I can watch over & over, is "Signs", that Shyamalan produced in 2002! I appreciated all of the aspects of this great film, and how he ties the elements together at the end to complete the plot and resolve the conflicts that arose during telling of the story. I think M. Night Shyamalan's a wonderful storyteller!

[@pamelaferreira4594]

It was the best movie Bruce Willis did. Showed his true acting skills .

[@MelB868]

I sort of didn't like it the movie scared me

[@stashagarcia101]

Now I need to see the video again!

[@SaltySerial]

This movie has a special place in my memories. In 1999 I had spent 6 months on a remote mountain, where we got 2 cable channels on a good day. And then I spent 6 months in a remote village in Africa, with no television at all. My manager did have some old VHS tapes. On the overnight flight back, they played the 6th sense. I'd never heard of the movie - no name, no description, and I definitely hadn't seen a movie trailer in almost a year. This movie shook me. Couldn't sleep the rest of the flight.

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[@sherrypreston902]

"THE SIXTH SENSE" was a fantastic ride with its shock ending. I also loved "Signs" my 2 favorite's

[@dmw0077]

The Sixth Sense is one of my all time favorite movies. I'm just blown away by how this "horror" movie is really about love and caring. And the twist at the end is a really nice bonus that made this great movie even better. I also liked Signs and The Village for the same reason, even if their twist at the end was somewhat less impactful.

[@rachelcox682]

It was a great film. I only wish I hadn’t understood the “twist” right at the beginning. I was waiting for a twist that didn’t therefore arrive and the denouement was the moment that I realised that lots of people had missed all the early cues. Still incredibly enjoyable though and I have rewatched it. Haley Joel O gave an incredible performance

[@TheCornhusker]

Hitchcock's signature move, showing up in his own movies. It was always a fun game to try to find Hitchcock in his movies because he often hid himself in short, hidden, nonmonumetal scenes.

[@kathleentyson6727]

My boyfriend and i saw this ,he was a ways really good at figuring out the plot of the movie ,but the end of this movie really shocked us ,kind of like Fight Club both really good movies .

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[@HumilityisaVirtue]

One of the saddest scenes, for me, was the anniversary dinner scene. That scene is the just one I thought of when the twist ending was revealed.

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[@janeparfitt65]

Incredible film.

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[@neonlady4026]

Loved the movie. Had to watch it again to see how it all unfolded.

[@melaniecarroll2538]

This was such a great movie. I was actually surprised at the end and missed all the small details that would have given it away. This director is my favorite and I absolutely loved Lady in the water. One of my all time favorite movies … Top 5.

[@philipem1000]

The narration strangely misses the fact that Haley Joel osment was actually nominated for best supporting actor Oscar. It's a shame the movie didn't win any of the nominations, but to be nominated for so many is pretty amazing. I would certainly think in retrospect osment's work deserved even more recognition it was a stunning job by an 11 year old.

[@49Nutmeg]

I saw this movie when it was first shown at the theater and I still love it♥

[@annabellethedoll4032]

Don’t forget the soundtrack by James Newton Howard. Just fantastic, beautiful music and sometimes “makes” the film all the more curious and overwhelming with feelings.

[@kerryeckert5874]

One of his more recent ones is one that I really like is OLD. He did more than just a cameo in that cuz they showed him a few times.

[@maestromike91971]

I wrote a short story called “The Twist Ending.” I think I wrote it? You can’t be-shore sometimes. I am pretty sure I did. Any way it’s about a writer who has would be horror writers share their stories and he uses one of the writers who sent him their work and he used them as his own. The young writer was not aware of this until he had used all his stories. The young writer then wrote him he was going to send him a new story with a twist ending and to see if the big writer can figure it out. So the pro writer took the challenge and he-was reading and he thought he could guess the twist ending. When he got to the ending and he found a few pages stuck together , he puked them apart and read what was written on them. They basically tells him the pages were stuck together with a strong poison. That he will,pass from in about five minutes. There is no antidote for it. He will never use anyone’s work again. I have it copywraterted just in case. .

[@lauraleecreations3217]

The Village is one of his movies that I love. And to be honest, one of my favorite movies of all times❤❤❤❤

[@dmw0077]

I agree. The Village was incredible with some amazing acting.

[@karenlbellmont6560]

M's cameo in Signs was great as well.

[@sjferguson]

Such an amazing movie. I've probably seen it 10 times or more. One of my all-time favorites. There's just something about the story, the cinematography, the set design, it's just an all around really great movie.

[@farinshore8900]

I laughed out loud when the kid said "I see dead people." It was so clear to me that the Willis character was dead!

[@lycanliebt2252]

I don’t know why people are only seeing cut up movies. I’ve seen both endings and the hotel scene several times.

[@olliesmith2890]

''What's your favorite M Night Shyamalan movie'', uh The Sixth Sense.

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[@Willy-hs7uu]

He has mad some of the best and worst movies. The Sixth Sense was the best, the worst is kind of a split between "The Happening" (Stupid and bad acting ) and "Old" (Just plain pissed me off), also "The lady in the water" was just too off. I liked his other stuff, The Village, and Unbreakable.

[@richvandervecken3954]

My wife and I saw this movie for the first time at another couples house that we were friends with. I observed early in the film that the character Bruce Willis was playing was most likely dead and did not realize it shortly after he was shot. I reasoned with them that it was a logical conclusion because we never see him in the hospital recovering from the wound. It sparked a rather heated debate as I recall.

[@amitabhachaudhuri8103]

This movie did made a deep impact in ur mind that stays long.

[@marysalamone8067]

My favorite was The sixth Sense an interesting fact once when I was on vacation in the Caribbean I was on a boat where Haley Joel osment was sitting directly across from me and we were going snorkeling. He was a really nice guy sweet.

[@TheJoefussGarage]

M Knight favorites: The Sixth Sense Signs Unbreakable In this order.. Very, very entertaining work..

[@cathyhetzel7692]

I knew he was dead from the commercials. i still loved it! ❤❤❤

[@jennymartinez4597]

Did y’all see Haley Joel Osmet in Second Hand Lions? Superb performance and movie!

[@alejandrogaray2648]

Haley Joel Osment should've won the Oscar for this film instead of Michael Caine. That boy's performance is way more transcendent and iconic. He was the best one, hands down!

[@JimmiAlli]

Wow Bruce Willis looks young there.

[@andreadetata4801]

I swear, I saw this scene. It was when they aired it on AMC channel. AMC always seems to put in a deleted scene in their aired movies for some reason.

[@oddsteinardybvad-raneng]

The cameo in this movie was possibly to emulate what was started by Alfred Hitchcock as early as 1927. English film director Alfred Hitchcock made cameo appearances in 40 of his films. They began during the production of The Lodger in 1927: A Story of the London Fog when an actor failed to show up, and the director filled in for him. Do you know if it worked for this movie? You can make up your own mind as to that. 🙂

[@MyLeftMitten]

There was no surprise. You can see from the beginning. Willis character has zero contact with anyone, most notably his wife

[@carinavandervloet]

The Happening, Signs, Old, Unbreakable, Split, The sixth sence...

[@mheff28]

The story requires Willis to wear the same clothes throughout, though you don't understand that until the end. He has to wear what he had on when he died.

[@mjbrown49]

More specially the day he died. That's why the sweater and sweatshirt make appearances as well.

[@ME-ke7qc]

what a brilliant genuine guy actor

[@terrioestreich4007]

This movie is an example of when movies were deep and fun! How they can pull off the shock of the ending! You walked out dazed and you had to talk about it

[@richardgab7591]

I saw the trailer for this movie in 1999, ("I see dead people") and I thought it was creepy, so I didn't watch the movie initially. But when a friend told me the ending, I went and watched and enjoyed it.

[@charlenerathgeb8217]

15 minutes into the film I shouted out “he is dead! Only Cole can see him”. So my husband just glared at me, and thanked me for ruining the film 😹

[@karenwarehime5494]

My favorite is Signs, but I also like The Sixth Sense very much.

[@dianeandrzejak2221]

Shyamalan & King both appear in their movies just like Hitchcock did!

[@Paulie-v2t]

My wife and I watched it together. At the end I was like, "Wait a minute. Is he dead?" My wife just laughed and said, "You didn't see that coming?"

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[@atticstattic]

Haley's technique for the 'real tears' section is actually a standard acting method.

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[@rubesimon5254]

I remember reading, in TV Guide, back when Rin Tin Tin was first running, that Lee Aaker did that when he had to cry on camera. That's who I was reminded of as I read the comments above.

[@ariadnepyanfar1048]

Haley Joel Osment auditioned for Anakin Skywalker in Star Wars The Phantom Menace. Having seen The Sixth Sense before I saw The Phantom Menace, it was really hard watching it and comparing how I thought Haley would have elevated the role compared to the cuter but less gifted child actor that got it.

[@shawnwright3551]

M. Night Shyamalan's "penchant for plot twists" is mentioned. Isn't this the only one ? No disrespect to him, as he did great, but this one movie gave him an aura or legendary status. The "surprise endings" is not seen in any other movie of his.

[@loriarnold6965]

The Village, for one other

[@denisebiely5998]

I picked up on the color red right away. Also I picked up other hints, Willis’ clothes was one of them. Believe it or not, I pretty much had it figured out that “Bruce Willis” was dead by the way people reacted to him. I am a person that looks at details. BUT, one of the best movies I’ve ever seen. I LOVED IT and have watched it several times.

[@OlinStarnes]

I noticed that when she was eating with him in the restaurant, the table was only set for one person (her) even though he was sitting across the table from her.

[@margaretdrew2844]

Really enjoyed this film ,the twist was a surprise. Cole was. Very believable. I believe children are well tuned to see ghosts . ❤

[@greatsewing6061]

So where was the scene that was cut?

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[@KBColeLong]

My fave is Sixth Sense. However, most of his movies are so good.

[@amykratovel2564]

I absolutely loved this movie. Great acting

[@jeannadriver9552]

Hands down, The 6th Sense is the BEST!

[@normancherry8732]

What if then the line, "I see dead people," was a line he threw in as a covert cry for help because psychology he either believed he did see dead people or he was simply crying out for psychological help with his own fears?

[@jstephensoneyeOpen]

One of my favorite actors!

[@jodymccullough5132]

Liked this one...not to fomiller with his movies . But will want to see more ..great director

[@JOHNTHEWHISK]

WHAT WAS THE SCENE THAT WAS CUT?????????????????

[@shiroibasketshoes]

They explain near the end!

[@juttamedina8468]

One of my favorite movies...ever!!!

[@FactsVerse]

One of our favorites too, you've got fine taste! What other types of video would you like to see?

[@BobbiCodes]

So what was he going to say instead of the improvised line?

[@shiroibasketshoes]

Good question; someone else also cried foul on this.