THE SIXTH SENSE (1999) * Broke my girlfriend * MOVIE REACTION | FIRST TIME WATCHING!!

What a twist!!! Man this movie blew us away..banging movie. Hope you enjoy our
The Sixth Sense Movie Reaction!!
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Directed by : M. Night Shyamalan
Stars : Bruce Willis , Haley Joel Osment , Toni Collette
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[@VadersRage]

That scene with Cole and his mom in the car just kills me every time. Haley Joel Osmet deserves ALL the awards for his role in this film.

[@kAASHIK]

It was 1 of the besties 👍

[@seanahern9511]

It's a shame they talked through it and didn't get the full effect.

[@VadersRage]

@@seanahern9511 I noticed that as well.....

[@EC-dz3fb]

@@seanahern9511 I agree. :(

[@aarontc007]

You both saw Haley Joel Osment as little Forrest In Forrest Gump. See him in Pay It Forward as well. Also, as far as child actors see Christian Bale in Spielberg’s Empire of the Sun

[@flybriur]

Just to clarify, the ghost of the woman who was abused by her husband wasn't killed by her husband - she committed suicide by slitting her wrists to get away from his abuse. That's why she says "you can't hurt me anymore!" while showing her slit wrists.

[@chrisj2546]

But did her husband shoot the their son in the bak of the head

[@solsirhibragusowl2221]

The part that hurts most about that ghost is that even though she's dead she's still in so much anguish over her horrible husband. The sound of her voice as she cries out just hurts so much. I never wanted to hug a ghost before.

[@fyfyi6053]

This is not the type of film for those two. Every reaction channel needs films that work with their personality.

[@cyber6sapien]

@@fyfyi6053 I thought their reaction was great, actually.

[@beppo2814]

16:35 Hannah's full on rage here on behalf of Cole is both hilarious and wonderful. Her ability to sympathize with movie characters is the biggest reason i subscribed.

[@londonhansen8991]

I cackled at “you just recovered from poisoning, you’re gonna sh!t yourself” 😂😂😂

[@thatsthat2612]

​@@londonhansen8991 such a guy response 😂

[@boomer63]

I subbed today, mostly because of her passion.

[@maksphoto78]

@@boomer63 Hannah is FIRE!

[@witchfromthenorth5294]

Same!

[@unclebounce1495]

Great reaction. and one small but signicant aspect about the ending that a lot of people still miss: Bruce wasn't lying when he said "you were never second." In fact, his condition proves that. He didn't pass on to rest eternal after helping another boy. He only passed on after telling his love that she was never second. She was his first priority to the point of being the primary cause for him sticking around. He couldn't move on until he told her that and reconciled that with her/himself. I think that enriches the final scene even more. good reaction as always with you guys. Ash, you need a tampon for that nose, at least for the heavy flow days.

[@sonicboomerino7281]

I am most impressed that somehow you guys didn't have this spoiled, I feel like this is the most well known and discussed twist ever.

[@sabrinashelton1997]

Yeah, I have a really hard time believing all these reactors that they don't know the twist, even if they haven't seen the movie. This movie is 24 years old now and was a big part of pop culture.

[@Transhumanist_Adam]

Yeah., but you guys have to understand that so many of these reactors aren’t even past 25 - how up’s to date is anyone on pop culture from before they were born?

[@shinjite06]

I can believe it. When was the last time you heard someone discuss this movie in the last 8-10 years? It's getting old, it's no longer popular culture.

[@alexs1640]

@@shinjite06 to be fair, I've seen about a dozen Scary Movie reactions in the past few years and they mention this in there. So it still is in popular culture in a sense. And there's another movie that mentions Bruce Willis was dead the whole time, forget which. But I can understand why some people wouldn't put 2 and 2 together.

[@WarrChan]

@@alexs1640 the Lonely Island song “Jz in my pants” has the lyrics: when Bruce Willis was dead at the end of Sixth Sense, I jz in my pants… lol

[@allanenriquez2945]

Hannah had visceral anger at the sight of someone being assaulted. Loved that energy. Shows she cares about others, especially those in vulnerable situations.

[@KevinSchmitt77]

And her disgust when Ash worries about not getting laid after he dies.

[@jonathangwynne1917]

She's a momma-bear. I feel bad for anyone who hurts a child anywhere near her (except, not really because they had it coming to them).

[@peterlenihan1613]

In case no one mentioned it, Haley Joel Osment was nominated for the Best Supporting Actor award however Michael Caine won for Ciderhouse Rules. In his acceptance speech, Michael Caine went out of his way to compliment Hailey on how great his performance was.

[@celemax4692]

I like Michael Caine of course he is a great actor but Haley Joel Osment was incredible in this movie, he should have won instead. I don’t think I have ever seen a kid act so well in a movie.

[@peterlenihan1613]

@celemax4692 agreed. Hollywood loves Michael Caine (me too), and They went with the veteran actor over the rookie.

[@bibliophilelady6106]

A few years later they did "Secondhand Lions" together.

[@reganhorne2302]

the reason the blood was not shown on Malcolm was because he didnt realize he was dead, the whole time cole could see the injury thats why he was so freaked out by him in the very beginning. and the unfinished business for Malcolm was to help cole since he failed that other kid but he got the added bonus of tell his wife that final message...i love this movie.

[@hughjorg4008]

The unfinished business for Malcolm was to help Cole, and also to say goodbye to his wife.

[@CrankyGrandma]

No, his wound was covered by the coat or sweatshirt in each scene. The little bullet hole in the front is there but so tiny the viewer misses it. The back is always covered. But Cole realized he was a ghost from the first scene. He had the hairs on his arm sticking up. He knew.

[@jasminelast-name6985]

@@iamlinda100 the flashback was for the audience. Cole knew the whole time. Malcolm was a friendly ghost, so Cole behaved as he would with a real person.

[@Wanda711]

@@CrankyGrandma And it was cold wherever he was - Anna always had a blanket or sweater on, Cole was wearing that Antarctic explorer knitted thing when he was talking to him from behind the couch. Actually, now I think of it, it was cold in Malcolm's house right at the beginning, when he and Anna were having their celebration. I think it's because the first boy, Vincent Grey, had already broken in, and he was surrounded by ghosts who'd driven him insane.

[@jasminelast-name6985]

@@iamlinda100 ...Cole is the child, Malcolm is the dead doctor...

[@spydude38]

The ending where he tells his Mom that he is ready to communicate and tells her about her Mom seeing her dance is a tear jerker for sure.

[@eduardobarria7181]

I burst into tears when he explained that the bumblebee earring was not taken out by him but by his grandmother, because she liked it very much 😢

[@parisfrance6483]

Fax 💯😭

[@RoadDoug]

The most bizarre thing is every scene with the dead was associated with the color red. The red balloon, the red church doors. The blanket he would hide under. The door knob. And Hannah is sitting there in a red dress reacting to this. You better watch your ass Ash. That’s all I’m say.

[@metamajdi6358]

Oh gosh weird 😐

[@theConquerersMama]

It makes watching it a second time better.

[@Mahara211]

SYMBOLISSSMMMMMMS😂

[@NostalgiCrazy]

LOL

[@tylerbrown7246]

Don’t forget mom in red dress at daughter’s funeral

[@julianaFinn]

Can we just celebrate my Australian girl Toni Collette and her insane acting skills in this film!! The best M.Night film to date imo and world-class acting all around.

[@kvltslime2261]

Toni is a world class actress for real

[@SamJackson-xu1py]

Her American accent is flawless too.

[@cyber6sapien]

All I will say is that I found Toni Collette very distracting in this film. And it wasn't because of her acting. 😍

[@Codametal]

I love Hannah's passion when Cole was locked in that room by those kids. Yeah, I'm all for whatever she's having.

[@ct6852]

She goes ape over bullying in all these movies.

[@3dbadboy1]

When i saw that scene, what I felt like doing to those bully brats I can't repeat in public.

[@thatsthat2612]

​@@3dbadboy1 if any bully come for my babies, I'm going to the root of the problem, their mothers...theyre getting it

[@LadyIarConnacht]

"You just recovered from food poisoning - you're gonna sh@t yourself. " lol

[@x3mslayer]

This movie is beyond amazing. The acting, the story, the twists! Timeless classic.

[@orangewarm1]

It's OK. Compare it against the AFI 100.

[@FrancoisDressler]

@@orangewarm1 Still great.

[@stinkbug4321]

It is shocking at times. The situations Cole is put in are kind of creepy. Then, right at the end, it turns out to be a love story.

[@6alcantara]

@@orangewarm1 he never said it's the greatest.

[@MrChaotic4]

The twist does reveal a few problems with the movie. In the opening, when Donnie Wahlberg shoots Malcolm, it's taking place around Christmastime and then, it cuts to the next fall. So you're telling me that it took him about a year to come to the realization that he's dead? A year of him wearing the same clothes, no one speaking to him and no one but Cole noticing his presence? He's got to be the densest guy ever!

[@TampaCEO]

I remember having my mind completely blown after this movie. What an incredible performance by Bruce, Toni & Haley. They put on a masterful performance!

[@pepperh.6775]

Love how protective Hannah is with bullied kids 😎

[@asterix7842]

You're right, Hayley Joel Osment's performance was absolutely amazing. He was nominated for an Oscar, but did not win. It's too bad he never became a big star. I'm surprised you didn't know about the surprise ending. I thought this was one of the most well known twists in movie history. The line "I see dead people" was also a well known, often referred to, movie quote for years after the movie's release. This movie was the sleeper hit of 1999. It wasn't on anybody's radar at the beginning of the summer, and it became a huge hit, then became the top video rental of all time. I still tear up at the scene in the car when Cole confides in his mother.

[@justtrustash]

Should‘be won! No kid will ever come close to him

[@Dropnostop]

He was a huge star as a kid. I personally am glad he didn’t become the typical “huge star” because he’s too good of a person . But he’s been in a lot of great roles the past 5 years as an adult.

[@ignatiuszoo]

HJO has been working consistently after a few lauded roles in his childhood. His "Ke Huy Quan Moment" is coming.

[@ganthc]

@@justtrustash he lost out to Michael Caine in “Cider House Rules.” While Caine had a great performance, no one talks about Cider House Rules, but people still remember Osment in Sixth Sense.

[@lykelrae]

@@justtrustash Haley Joel Osment is also REALLY good in "Secondhand Lions"

[@kimmcsharry4256]

With all of Ash's talk of symbolism, I'm surprised that he didn't notice the use of red throughout the film. In the DVD commentary, M. Night Shyamalan says that he used red as a way to indicate that dead people are nearby. I recommend watching this movie again now that you know the twist and you'll notice so many things that hint that Malcolm is actually dead.

[@PrimeCircuit]

Hannah was wearing the proper colour for this movie.

[@danayneal4409]

@@ethankeller1835 😂🤣😂🤣

[@CodeeXD]

Tbf I don't think ash actually knows what symbolism is lmao

[@ct6852]

I thought red meant evil because of that witch of a stepmother.

[@throwacnt7603]

@@ethankeller1835 Some people might say he is the Hellen KELLER of symbolisms... he just can't see them. (I'll see myself out.)

[@Cadinho93]

"I see dead people." The scene with Cole Sear (Haley Joel Osment) and his mother Lynn Sear (Toni Collette) in the car at the end brings tears to my eyes every time I watch it. The acting from both of them is top-notch and it does not get better than that. Also, it's one of the few movies where people went to great pains not to tell people the ending back then, which I always appreciated because majority of people today love to spoil everything.

[@alexpeters3328]

Ya, that was freaking amazing. You really saw Toni’s character realizing her son is not lying.

[@Itsunclegabby]

Toni just pulls it out of me. :')

[@misterwhyte]

Lucky you. A girl from my school told me how it ends back in the day before I could go see it in the theater. Her excuse was "it's a bad movie, you're not missing anything". It didn't occur to her that I might disagree with that. I swear I could have strangled her.

[@samanthanickson6478]

this movie and the usual suspects have mad devotees that refused to tell the twist. once you see them you become a devotee, also.

[@MRR-my2yl]

Not my friends! I went with a friend who had already seen the movie and she told me the twist while we were standing in line for tickets

[@andregurtovoi3277]

Donnie Wahlberg acting at the beginning is impressive. I love him as an actor, and he's underrated. He does an amazing job on Band of Brothers too.

[@SamJackson-xu1py]

Watch Dreamcatcher too.

[@BigTimeRushGirl5252]

Lol @ 14:49 “I thought she was just a drunk reporter” 😂 Hilarious

[@floriangrogoll5206]

OK. I have to clarify something now. Normally. I don't see any dead people, but I've seen almost 10 reaction videos from this film. And... ASH you are the first (as was I after the first sighting) to immediately demand an Oscar for Joel Harley Osment. You're damn right. But Tony Colette also deserves at least one nomination. Great film, brilliant script, great camera work, perfect arc of suspense and a twist at the end that couldn't be better....

[@johnnydeleon8210]

Not only Toni's acting but a brit nailing an obscure accent as the Philly accent is insane beyond impressive and I still am baffled by the commitment because knowing that accent and the little inflections, I was shocked finding out she was not only American but British

[@bonniebarlow4939]

@@johnnydeleon8210 Toni Collette is Australian. A long time ago she was in the movie Muriel's Wedding with Rachel Griffiths.

[@orangeslices990]

Haley Joel Osment (Cole) was nominated for an Oscar for best supporting actor. 👏

[@jamesfield1674]

Seriously one of the best films ever made, the director and writer is a genius

[@SuRoFo]

Finding people who haven't been spoiled by this film's twist is as rare as a unicorn so when you do and you get a reaction video out of it it's an extra special experience because you get to relive the awesomeness of your mind blown at that moment.

[@marcioruas4036]

I just wanna see Ash reaction when he sees it's Toni Collette, the same woman who he was terrified about on Hereditary.

[@hakaigonzalez7253]

Yea, she fine in this film and killed it as always.

[@schtoobs]

The kid Haley disappeared from acting afaik but has had a come back recently as an adult. Almost everything I've seen was comedic but turns out he's great at that sort of thing as well. Can't believe you didn't know the twist already! Getting a pure reaction is probably a rare thing nowadays. So that was pretty sweet. Hannah was scarier in some parts than the film ever was. Terrifying. Those two bully kids and their families would be dead. Even Pennywise would be like, "You can keep the balloon".

[@ploppy9943]

Hannah getting pissed off is always such a golden moment! Love you guys and loved this reaction as I do with all your reactions.

[@johnnydeleon8210]

In a month they've became my favorite reactors, I love their dynamic

[@ploppy9943]

@@johnnydeleon8210 Right there with ya, bro

[@corvus1374]

Toni Collette and Haley Joe Osment both got Academy Award nominations for this.

[@hey-zel]

My mom said that when she first watched this around the time it came out it scared her so bad. She never gets scared easily and M. Night Shyamalan has been able to do that to her TWICE! The second movie to ever scare her was Signs. I don’t know why my parents ended up letting me watch this when I was like in kindergarten. It terrified me so bad but as an adult now I appreciate this and the many other horror movies today so much and am glad my parents let me watch them. I strive to make films this good

[@themoviedealers]

Those are probably his two best films. The others aren't great.

[@victoria2425]

my parents let me watch it when i was 10:)

[@hey-zel]

@@victoria2425 did it scare you at the time?

[@victoria2425]

@@hey-zel yeah especially the part with the people hanging in the school because i was, and am a history nerd and the idea of everyone just walking around in places where atrocities happened is something i used to think of a lot

[@hey-zel]

@@victoria2425 yeah cause you really don’t think about the places you’re in or around could’ve been places where horrible things occurred so that was something I appreciated from the film. Still very eerie

[@OneThousandHomoDJs]

Toni Collette in that last scene is lethal.....she KILLS me every time.

[@ct6852]

She's great in everything. Just saw The Staircase last year and she killed it. As per usual.

[@creamnsugar6771]

The scene with Toni Collette and Haley Joel Osment alone in the car when he decides that wants to communicate with her is beyond words... they were BOTH spectacular. I shed a tear every time that I see it.

[@Me-wk3ix]

As I understand it, neither had the full script for that scene. Toni Collette only had the question, and Haley Joel Osment only had the answer (Do I make you proud? Every day). It made the reaction that much more genuine.

[@ericazee3580]

This movie was so masterful. It blew everyone's minds when it was released.

[@Melekinh]

That bit in the end where Cole and his mom talk in the car always makes me cry, without fail. This cast absolutely knocked it out of the park. (Also Hannah has great taste!! AI is so good ☺️🔥)

[@SubZeroCommander]

I second 'AI' Booh to Ash! 😀

[@gravedigger8414]

When Detective Hannah cant figure it out the movie must be a masterpiece. Haha, it is anyway. And Haley Joel Osment was just stellar here. 😊

[@BloodMonkeysUnited]

I'm happy Hanna didn't guess the ending, it can kinda deflate the experience if you're trying to beat the movie to its own crafted conclusion. They hide the twist because the reveal at the end is 10x more impactful. respect to how well the film disguises things.

[@theConquerersMama]

Agreed. It's better if you just do the emotional rollercoaster the first time. Watch for the clues & how it's built the next viewing. And it's even more fun.

[@joeybossolo7]

The actor portraying the doctor that examines Cole is the director, M Night Shyamalan. He always does a cameo appearance in his movies, and they all have a huge twist ending.

[@DonnaCPunk]

Donnie Wahlberg (Vincent, who shot Malcolm) really impressed me as an actor. Even tho I lived through the heyday of New Kids on the Block, I never thought he'd be as good as he is. I hardly think of that when I think of him now. Just a great actor.

[@dawndance1]

NKOTB!!! LETS GO!!! BLOCKHEAD FOR LIFE! 💜😍✌🏼

[@barrygross77]

Danny Reagan!

[@theConquerersMama]

Yeah, at the time his performance came out of nowhere.

[@theConquerersMama]

@@sjlittler70 AI left me puddle. 😭

[@robertrodgers1423]

He was also great in Ransom as one of the kidnappers then brilliant in Band of Brothers.

[@richardfoster2435]

“I See Dead People” is I think the all the movie critics say is one of the greatest movie lines of all time

[@rayanthonybonior2948]

The fact that the whole world just accepted that the wife not talking to Bruce Willis is normal married life is really funny.

[@chessenthusiast]

The ending to the actual reaction, with Hannah storming off, was HILARIOUS. I have been in that situation so many times, where I say something and then I’m like, “What I wouldn’t give to take back the words as they are exiting my face.” 😂

[@brian52763]

Haley Joel Osmont, WAS nominated for an Acadamy Award! Such a talented actor!

[@sabrinashelton1997]

It unreal actually. I have never seen a child actor act like he did. Most adult actors could never pull off what he did.

[@mannys4036]

I am bitter to this day that neither Haley Joel Osment or Michael Clark Duncan (for the Green Mile) did not receive that oscar. They gave it to Michael Caine for Cider House Rules which was not an oscar worthy performance and a film long forgotten. Michael Caine is a good actor but the oscar's got it terrribly wrong. Such a shame. I haven't watched the oscar's since.

[@sabrinashelton1997]

@@mannys4036 It's all politics anyway. They get it wrong a lot of the time. They are meaningless.

[@aaronbeatdown]

I just wanted to add that another absolutely phenomenal performance from Haley Joel Osmont can be found in Pay It Forward.

[@sabrinashelton1997]

@@aaronbeatdown Yes! He was really something.

[@berndgeels]

You guys make such a cute couple. You have a certain dynamic in your relationship that is both sweet and spicy/combative. I always find it entertaining to watch people watch this movie specifically because most everyone doesn't understand what was truly happening until the reveal (twist) near the end. But then, once you think back through the movie, it becomes clear that the truth of the situation was truly there for you to see if you just carefully ponder how the story was being told.

[@justtrustash]

Cheers mate ❤️

[@3dbadboy1]

I think there were so many ghosts around the house because they sensed that he noticed them. They're all looking for closure. Sadly, they were reliving their deaths over and over again because they had nobody to share it with. All they could do it internalize it to the point of reliving it.

[@Wanda711]

Yes, they weren't ghosts of people who'd died in that house, they were seeking out Cole because he had the gift of seeing them. He said about the little girl who was poisoned, "She came a long way to see me, didn't she?" when they were riding the bus to her house on the day of her funeral. Which makes me think, that was another clue that Malcolm was dead: why would he be riding a bus with Cole, instead of driving him in his own car?

[@alwaysnunya5036]

It’s been said that indigo children (kids who can see and communicate with spirits) are like beacons for spirits. Spirits are attracted to these people because they are able to detect their presence. Mediums usually say they began to see spirits as children, allegedly. In other words, it was Cole that was haunted, not the house. Spirits would have found him no matter where he was.

[@K7CG2004]

No matter how many times I watch this, the ending always gives me goosebumps!!!

[@JRush374]

Watch this movie a couple more times. Knowing the ending, you'll catch a million little things that you didn't notice before

[@t1mpani]

Like, literally every single important line that was talked over. 😁

[@chopps75]

The actor who played Vincent (in the very beginning, who shot the Doctor and then himself) is Donnie Wahlberg, from New Kids on the Block. This was one of his first acting roles and he killed it.

[@brizzleyoh]

He didn’t win the Oscar he was nominated but he won tons of awards at different film events for his role.

[@sharonromero5995]

Finally, Hannah doesn’t figure out the plot in five minutes 😂 😂 😂

[@eliocosmos]

LET’S GOO, MAN!!! Ash and Hannah reactions make my day.

[@DavidSmith-ez4pk]

Just in case you didn't know, the child was also "Forrest Gump, jr." I agree with Hannah, AI is a great movie.

[@nehiyaw1010]

I loved the movie, "A.I." It made me cry when I saw it in theaters.

[@Saphthings]

AI was great, until the whole alien thing lol, I mean, I still liked it, but it was a bit of "jumping the shark" moment. Should've ended at that freeze.

[@Skullzrapper]

The best horror movies find the heart behind the scary and this movie did that so well. Loved the look Hannah gave Ash when she realized the twist 😂

[@AdamT-88]

One of my favourite films of all time is Signs by M.Knight. Absolutely brilliant film that still terrifies me every time I watch it. Really hope you two react to it.

[@kalh4907]

Fascinating to see you Ash react with a head cold… from scraping the barrel on symbolisms to the super wild theories & whack conclusions…I giggled! The Sixth Sense is on an All time favourite movie list for sure. Haley Joel Osment deservedly got nominated for an Oscar for this chilling & heartfelt portrayal. Should have won! Glad you two reacted to this excellent movie.

[@johnnydeleon8210]

SShYM BOLISMSSS

[@georgekellon2471]

The scene that always gets me is: Cole: You ever feel the prickly things on the back of your neck? And the tiny hairs on your arm, you know when they stand up? That's them.

[@TheDweller0690]

This movie blew me away when I saw it back in the day at the theater. Also, how is it even possible neither of them had this movie spoiled for them. It’s about as big in pop culture as it gets. That’s crazy.

[@theConquerersMama]

My son and his friends had heard the phrase I see dead people but thought it was in regards to something else. Then in this they thought it was about the obvious ghosts like most of the audience until the big reveal at the time. Its like knowing cognitively about Hitchcock or the Twilight Zone twists exist but not having actually watched was for me and my parents.

[@Tyler-hk4wo]

I'm always surprised when people haven't been spoiled to this film.

[@MaikKellerhals]

Thank you! I thought i was the only one who thought A.I. was a masterpiece!

[@anthonycragg451]

I loved the moment you both realised that Bruce was dead. Made me smile as I had seen it before but I wanted to see your reactions. Thank you for the reaction.

[@daniilashurov135]

Its a miracle to see people who are not aware of this twist. You also should watch Unbreakable, Signs and Village by that same director. Some haters might say they are not good, dont listen to them.

[@christopherking4932]

A LEGEND WAS BORN WITH THIS MOVIE. Incredible classic movie that will live forever.

[@Hortonfantastic4]

From New Kids on the Block to acting to being with Jenny McCarthy Donnie Wahlburg (brother Mark) has had quite a career.

[@ct6852]

Kind of shocking to see Mr. NKOB acting that hard. Good break into the business, though.

[@Fefnefef]

its rare to find a movie that's its own sequel cause watching it the second time is a whole new experience

[@eliwoods5583]

I saw this movie when I was a child as soon as it came out on DVD when my family rented it from Blockbuster. After we watched it, I was super paranoid for weeks and struggled going to sleep thinking about every creak in the house being a potential ghost. No blood or gore or excessive jumpy scenes. Just a good old fashioned ghost story, immaculate storytelling, and a huge twist.

[@bmarty748]

Ash on point noticing the first sign of symbolism with Cole in the kitchen and the cabinets and how he was scared never noticed how shook he actually is

[@tomre2769]

"He is going back in time, trust me", yeah thats it :-) Brilliant commentary in this one, had me in tears laughing.

[@CrankyGrandma]

This movie was brilliant. There is a cut scene that might have given things away because you see Cole helping a non scary ghosts. Look up the cut scene. What i was surprised to find out, years after I saw the film, is that Cole knew Malcolm was a ghost the whole time. That’s why he ran into the Church when he saw him. But he realized Malcolm was a good guy, and then kept talking to him.

[@kimghanson]

It was absolutely delightful watching you two guess wrong so often. It made the final reveal so much more delicious.

[@theConquerersMama]

Reminds me of seeing it with a date in the theater and how wrong we were.

[@blandeeezy5893]

You both talked about how shiny the doorknob was. Reflections. But you only see the boy in the reflection, not Malcom.

[@echo.echo08]

I don't want Hannah stressed out but i love that she understandably gets stressed over people/characters being horrible. She makes good arguments on what makes the characters' actions horrible and why those shouldn't be tolerated.

[@YoureMrLebowski]

16:25 "I can't fu%&ing BEAR it!" i love that PASSION!

[@dax977]

When Hannah twigs at the end whats actually happening 😳 her face!! Brilliant 👏🏽 and Ash, correct... the boy was outstanding!!

[@okielady73]

I love watching reactions to the twist, and yours were fantastic!

[@marksims6425]

Wow. What a great mom you’re gonna be one day. I’m impressed with your empathy for children !!!!!

[@h.haydon8044]

The "I see dead people" scene gives me chills every time. Everything in that scene is perfect and the music adds to the chills

[@Uatu-the-Watcher]

That actor who “killed it” in the beginning was Donnie Wahlberg from New Kids on the Block boy band from the 80’s.

[@4000mack]

When this movie came out, the controversy about him getting an Oscar was the biggest thing on TV.

[@ct6852]

What was the controversy?

[@4000mack]

@@ct6852 He would have been the youngest to ever receive an Oscar. Imagine getting nominated year after year, then a kid with one movie takes an Oscar etc. Before, KZbin.

[@ct6852]

@@4000mack True. It's a bit weird when kids win. But Anna Paquin won at 11. And Tatum O'Neil at 10. That kid from The Room maybe could've won. Some kids are just freakishly good actors.

[@Me-wk3ix]

I've seen a bunch of reactions to this movie, you guys have by far been the most entertaining! Thank you!

[@queenofwater8783]

You guys are hysterical! Thanks for all the chuckles.

[@richieeskew4145]

You have to watch Unbreakable, Signs, and the Village now if you haven't already. This four movie stretch starting with the Sixth Sense were amazing film making. M. Knight always does a small cameo in his films. In this one, he was the doctor talking to the mom about Cole's cuts and bruises.

[@RaduRadonys]

And don't forget The Happening, lol :)) I mean to see a movie made by a drunk high sedated Shyamalan, of course.

[@laurenokeeffe4059]

Hannah’s Maternal Instincts are on point. When she becomes a mother she’ll be amazing. ❤

[@periechontology]

Yeah. Watch the Robsquad couple's reaction to this movie.

[@Joshualuv13]

The sixth sense is one my favourites mobile's of all time ..Bruce Willis is outstanding.And you guys killed it.. great reaction.Great couple Hysterical lol

[@MZ-bl6wg]

I LOVE how protective Hannah is of children,..she’s going to make a truly amazing mother! In all seriousness , her children will be some of the luckiest to have a mother that truly cares and is truly a good , loving , kind hearted human being.

[@nonyabiz5326]

You guys are so funny, playing off each other. What good reactions and good laughs. Thank you

[@ralph1270]

"Relax!" ...LOL! Your reactions are so much fun to watch🤣🤣🤣🤣....thanks!

[@bernadettelanders7306]

Terrific review, you both got so into the movie from only short clips. Brilliantly written movie. There’s a vid on KZbin of Toni Collette talking about the making movie and another about the writer and director M. Night Shyamalan, and the scenes that were deleted and more, both vids extremely interesting. I still remember watching the whole movie for the first time - The ending was jaw dropping. I didn’t realise Malcom was dead until the very end.

[@aychelleff]

Raw talent - imagine being able to draw emotions like that from NOTHING. Adult actors have to bring themselves back into the darkest parts of their lives to reach the caliber that Haley Joel Osment does in this film

[@theConquerersMama]

He's brilliant.

[@matthew_hallam90]

I knew you guys would love this! You do not see the twist coming. Absolutely incredible acting from Hayley Joel, Toni and Bruce in this film. This is up there being my second most favourite film of all time. Such an awesome reaction guys! So many symbolisms in this film, with all the random pops of red. Going back and watching it a second time, it gives you an interesting perspective, knowing what you know in the end.

[@UTU49]

I'm curious so I have to ask. What's your favourite film? (I love 6th Sense too.)

[@TOPNOTCHxxx]

That close up of your reaction during the stuttering Stanley scene made me spit my coffee out bro. 😂😂😂😂👌

[@StephenJones13]

The child character Cole Sear was portrayed by the actor F. Gump Jr. Interestingly young Gump Jr. had no formal training at this time, and was only taught dramatic acting by his wealthy multi-talented father.

[@RetroMobGaming]

If you guys like mind blowing endings I really recommend The Prestige, it is a stacked cast and probably one of the best films from Christopher Nolan in my opinion.

[@user-le4bo1id1y]

i was in a real bad mood and then i came here and you guys made it all better :) i love you both

[@nichen6966]

You both are the cutest brutally honest but most hilarious couple I have seen together 😂😂😂😂.

[@BailaMorena4Eva]

Love watching people watch this film for the first time. The reactions are so genuine. You two are hilarious!

[@axr7149]

Haley Joel Osment was amazing in THE SIXTH SENSE. He had strong competition that year, including Michael Clarke Duncan for THE GREEN MILE. Both lost to Michael Caine for THE CIDER HOUSE RULES. Another nominee was Tom Cruise for MAGNOLIA, who should've won that year IMO.

[@therascals8237]

@justtrustash you should do a reaction to Cidar House Rules!

[@rs-ye7kw]

Haley Joel Osmond and Michael Caine later appeared together in the 2003 film "Secondhand Lions".

[@rs-ye7kw]

Sorry, Osment.

[@ct6852]

Agree. That was Cruise's best chance to win one and I think he should have. Assuming Michael Caine already had one...

[@axr7149]

@@ct6852 Yes he did. THE CIDER HOUSE RULES was Michael Caine's 2nd win (he previously won Supporting Actor for HANNAH AND HER SISTERS (1986)).

[@Itsunclegabby]

This movie makes me feel like a kid again, in that it makes me feel fear like I did as a kid. It's got this lack of control woven throughout it...even if you figure out what's happening to you, sometimes there's nothing you can do about it when you're a child...

[@steviepaige7687]

Great explanation

[@sandratroyer2886]

All those ghosts didn’t die in the house, they know Cole can see them and are drawn to him like bugs to a porch light

[@cyber6sapien]

"People get shot in the head and survive." - FACTS!! That's exactly why the misdirection at the beginning of the movie worked so well. We see that type of transition in movies all the time, where the main character survives some type of early traumatic experience in the past, and then the film fast forwards to the present.

[@mattvsmetaverse]

He moved on because he was able to help Cole. The wife thing was a perk, and the perfect resolution for sure though. EPIC reaction, guys! When I heard you hadn't seen this, I got AMPED. Didn't disappoint, as yoozsh! Haley Joel Osment was a BEAST of a kid actor, no doubt. Can't really think of a better one at that age tbh. Believable AF.

[@ShinNorimaro]

10mins in I think you guys are awesome. Ash is so entertaining while Hannah tries to keep him grounded. Plus, he keeps his tissue till it’s soggy. Lol I DID think Hannah was going to figure it out beforehand.

[@adamwarlock1]

It's one of those great twists where the smarter you are the more likely you are to find a way to explain everything away, like Hannah talked herself out of it.

[@ct6852]

I thought they had it figured there at the beginning for a minute...

[@gmunden1]

The house with the balloon is an old house from the 18th century Philadelphia. Many of these old houses have small attic doors. Whoever was in that small closet, was a servant, full of anger and rage. Malcolm also needed to resolve the issue with his other 10 year old patient who killed himself 10 years later in Malcolm's house. That boy also saw dead people, notably, the ghost who spoke to him in Spanish when Malcolm was rewinding the cassette player.