The Sixth Sense (1999) | *FIRST TIME WATCHING* | Movie Reaction | Asia and BJ

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[@jeffreydavid6794]

The scene with Cole and his mother in the car at the end brings tears to my eyes every time I watch it. Every single time. The acting from both of them is top top top notch. It does not get better than that.

[@tiffanym.3506]

omg same

[@michaelsugmcgee4050]

Which is why I don't watch this movie that often. All I say is dammit it got me again! 😢 😆 🤣 😂

[@elizabitty213]

Same!! Even just watching a clip of it without the build up from the movie, can make me bawl

[@susanalexander6721]

Toni Collette is one of my favorites. Great actress.

[@LumpyAdams]

@@susanalexander6721 For my money she's the best actress I've ever seen.

[@realSimoneCherie]

Man Toni Collette can act her ass off 😢 she had me sobbing for her she was such a loving mom so desperate to help her son

[@-NiamhWitch-]

The year was 1999... imagine an entire theater of people watching this for the first time... literally everyone, EVERYONE was absolutely STUNNED by the twist at the end. Fantastic film.

[@sf0tacticalguy]

My girlfriend and I saw this when it came out. We were together for 23 years until she passed away suddenly, from a cardiac arrest, in April of 2021. She was the Love of my Life, my Light in the Darkness. I miss her, every day. Watching this now, absolutely had me in tears.

[@efreshwater5]

I'm so sorry, man. I just lost the love of my life, my wife of 7 years, to cancer in November. It's odd how I know watching reactions to this movie will absolutely wreck me, but I somehow find solace in it. I wish you all the best and peace in your life.

[@sf0tacticalguy]

@@efreshwater5 Thank you, sir. Peace and love back to you.

[@johnmcgurk1690]

Thank you for sharing. She still lives on through your memories of her

[@jeffarbuckle4615]

Sorry for your loss😢

[@AChickandaDuck]

I’m so sorry for your loss ❤

[@fernandof.2225]

Fun fact: When this movie was released it was incredible how people that watched it they all made an agreement, without talking to each other, to not give any spoiler to people that hadn't watch it yet. It was really incredible.

[@jafro8]

That still happens today, it’s called not ruining a movie

[@elbruces]

@@jafro8 Today everyone tells everyone not to "spoil" things all the time, and often take it to a ridiculous degree ("I can't watch the movie if I know who's in it!"). Back then, "spoilers" wasn't a thing. People didn't talk about not talking about it, they just didn't talk about it.

[@ramudon2428]

@@elbruces I'm not sure what you mean by saying spoilers wasn't a thing, because it was a thing way before this movie?

[@ryanstarkey3011]

This is so true!! No one wanted to spoil it, because this movie got EVERYONE!

[@forpspeakingclass4444]

@@ramudon2428 I think he means the culture of movie watchers back then it was more of a serious crime to spoil something making it seem much more taboo back then

[@House0fHoot]

So glad the big twist wasn’t spoiled for you before! Back in the day, I too was totally surprised by the twist 🙂 Shoutout to Toni Collette as the mother - she too was amazing in her role.

[@savsmiles3042]

I believe she got an Oscar but it could have been only the nomination

[@AthanImmortal]

I got it spoiled for me, though it was a couple of years after it had come out, but a local radio station just blurted it out, and I was so disappointed, heh.

[@sandimcalisterblood2675]

The scene in the car gets me every time. She was phenomenal 😊

[@e7ectric390]

@@sandimcalisterblood2675 me too her acting is on point, I feel like I'm there in the car.

[@patrickpeters298]

She did an outstanding job.

[@Cramblit]

What's incredible about this story is they pretty much tell you in everyway possible that he's dead. Yet you never pick up on it until they pretty much just straight tell you he is. The way they put him in every situation where your mind just writes off an excuse of why something is happening is incredible, and to write a story in such a way is genius.

[@PunkRockNerd10171]

The comedian Nate Bargatz says it was more believable to think his wife just didn’t want to talk to him for a year even though they showed him being shot first

[@jeanine6328]

The scene in the car where Cole tells his mother…. She gave a performance that I don’t have words to describe how amazing she was.

[@PeterMaranci]

The thing about this movie is that it packs THREE emotional wallops in a row, right at the end: Cole and Malcolm saying goodbye, Cole telling his Mom about ghosts (and her believing him), and THEN finding out about Malcolm. Any one of those is a bigger emotional impact than any other movie I can think of, practically. But three? People remember the scares, and think of The Sixth Sense as a ghost movie. But it's those huge emotional moments that make it one of the greatest movies ever made. I get tears every time I rewatch it.

[@Falconer1128]

One of the greatest plot twists in cinematic history. And what a performance little Mr. Osmet put on. Such an amazing actor. Great reactions guys! I'd love to see you guys react to The Others. Maybe during spooky month?

[@garyschoolcraft4797]

The Others is another classic.

[@madelinealicea2044]

OMG..YES!

[@rocklockster3326]

That has to be EXHAUSTING to be a ten year old working as an untrained psychologist for ghosts that just randomly pop up for a session at all hours of the day.

[@brewswillis9783]

Yes, The Others is on par with this one IMO.

[@Falconer1128]

@@rocklockster3326 kid needs a pay raise. Lol.

[@realisticphish]

I love that the whole first 3/4 of the film are spent making you understand how Cole feels, how he's afraid all the time. In particularly, I love the moment when he pulls the blanket off Kyra, and instead of a monster or a jump scare, it's a frightened little girl. The viewer starts to change perspective, along with Cole

[@StathiDandis_]

I just realized cole knew right away something was different about Malcolm when the ghost walked into the church; he was like a guardian angel to help cole understand his gifted journey

[@genetodd1643]

​I remember seeing this in the theater. When the movie was over you could hear a pin drop. No one moved, just sat in stunned silence. Really good movie

[@dirusj4006]

I knew it would be a good movie before I saw it because of how hard core "no spoilers" everyone was. Even knowing there was a huge twist I still didn't see it coming.

[@jfn2462]

I saw this at the theater on opening night. The trailers & stuff showed enough to make you NEED to see it, but they didn't give anything away. I was shocked as hell at the ending, as well as the rest of the audience. You could hear everyone freaking out. Pure magic that I haven't experienced since. Thanks, & much peace & love to you both....

[@samwest1097]

Yep! That trailer did it back in the day. Really it was that one line “I see dead people”. Haley is a great actor

[@Angelus6015]

I too saw this either opening weekend in a packed theatre. There was a loud, very audible collective gasp from the entire theatre. People were walking out of the theatre with their mouths open. I’m so glad this was before social media. Audiences were really great at keeping the end very quiet. Just basically told others to just watch.

[@MCMNasty2]

I’ll never forget seeing this. Full body chills, shaking, tears. I mean, I know that sounds dramatic I guess but I have never had another experience like that in the theater since.

[@boadecia1433]

I saw it in the theater as well. My friend figured it out before me, so she's shaking me while I'm confused wondering what I'm missing. Lol. I didn't get it until the montage at the end.

[@dizzychizzy1]

Have you seen fight club… give it a watch if you haven’t… it’s not foll of violence. A lil bit… but worth it. Great movie.

[@Khanheir]

Best line from our hosts: “oh, he leaking!” I’ve been snickering about that for a week now.

[@monellegion]

This is one of those movies where the clues to the ending were there in front of you the entire time. One of my favorites is you never see Malcom enter a doorway, and the other is that Malcom never changes his clothes. Throughout the movie, it's the same clothes he wore the night he was shot (including the sweatshirt).

[@yepimheretoo2270]

They also used red anytime there was danger/fear. Great hints that you won't recognize until watching again.

[@PresidentScrooge]

Also Prestige. Another must watch

[@westonmeyer3110]

@@yepimheretoo2270 He grabs a red statue of Mary when he first sees Malcolm

[@waynecanning4122]

“Can you hold me?” That was great. You guys are so good together. I love watching you two go through the experience of these movies.

[@Nova-ru5kr]

Me, too--I love the commentary from ya'll. I was laughing at the guesswork you did trying to figure out what was going to happen next, HA!

[@chipsahoy8651]

The amazing thing about this movie was , people respected it enough, no one would tell the ending and ruin it for other people. I didn't see it for weeks after it was released and I still didn't know how it ended when I was finally able. One of the best movies ever.

[@sisterdebmac]

Six Oscar nominations, including Best Picture, and Best Supporting Actor for Haley Joel Osment. Second youngest nominee ever. Great reaction to one of my Top 5 favorite movies of all time. It stands up to rewatches because it's beautiful. First time I saw it was in a sneak preview screening a week before it was released. Had no idea what to expect. I loved every minuted of it. The moment when the ring dropped, you could hear whispers of "Oh my God" popping up everywhere in the sold-out theater as people figured out what was happening. After it was over, at least half of the crowd lingered, looking around at their fellow movie-goers. Total strangers struck up conversations. No one was in a hurry to get out. We were processing, blissful, satisfied, delighted. It remained the # 1 movie at the box office for weeks, based on enthusiastic, but very-guarded word of mouth. People kept the twist secret. It was amazing. A true cultural phenomenon at the time.

[@rach2883]

Toni Colette not getting an Oscar nom for this is shameful! I could watch Haley Joel Osment and her just do dialogue for hours.

[@warrenguy76]

@@rach2883 Toni did get nominated that year. She lost to Angelia Jolie for ‘Girl, Interrupted’.

[@rach2883]

@@warrenguy76 oh I didn’t remember that. Thanks

[@warrenguy76]

@@rach2883 you are welcome Rachel. I forgot who won that year too. But Toni will get one some day. She is way too good.

[@Panik637]

“She drunk” made me bust out laughing

[@Lynn705Hal]

Loved your reaction!!! "The Others" with Nicole Kidman is a good one too.

[@TechnicallyTexan]

Ooooo!!! I forgot about that one. Yes, I agree! Great movie. I had to watch it two or three times.

[@NikkieTwix]

I love that movie and it still freaks me out

[@kirkstenvall8892]

"The Others"! Another amazing movie.

[@Takecareofyourbusiness]

yeah please react to the Others with Nicole Kidman !

[@madizzle90]

The Others doesn’t get referenced enough. That’s another great turn of the century horror.

[@tamifuller5407]

Waterworks everytime when Cole tells mama

[@floriangrogoll5206]

Timeless masterpiece. Drama, suspense, some horror, mystery and love story packed in a film that doesn't seem cheesy, exaggerated or artificial for a second.

[@tinagriggs1004]

I love how BJ always puts his arm around you to comfort you when you get upset. He's so in tune to you. So sweet.

[@jamiethevis7356]

The man that breaks into the house at the beginning is Donnie Wahlberg. He starved himself for the roll and became unrecognizable.

[@kachonga8835]

This kid was also in a movie called "Pay it Forward". It's like impossible to watch without crying. Such a good movie. Please consider it.

[@Agucci_1]

Aw yes!! Now I’m gonna have to watch it, it’s been awhile lol

[@erikorehek7843]

Also he played Forest Gump Jr. in the movie

[@luketimewalker]

and AI. Beautiful film - just like Pay it Forward.

[@19019212]

To bad kevin spacey is in that movie 😂

[@nancygodsey8312]

A1 a definite watch movie!

[@JamesFarrOfficial]

I am SO THRILLED for anyone who gets to watch this without having it spoiled for them first. Saw this in the theater (opening night) in '99. The audience reaction to the twist was deafening.

[@ryanhart8740]

Great reaction, I think that the trust between Malcolm and Cole were established in the very first scene in the church, I think Cole had not expected to see a ghost inside of the church, because that’s a sacred place for Cole throughout the movie, so when Malcolm shows up in the church, Cole felt that this ghost were different and a bond between them were made in that scene…

[@kimberley3577]

I love this perspective

[@texashookem22]

I used to view this movie as a one trick pony (but one of the BEST one trick ponies), but the more reactors I watch for this film the more I’ve really come to appreciate all the layering and depth M Knight developed here, and this movie’s rewatchability has since skyrocketed for me.

[@AmbassadorKat]

I thought the same thing originally too; but yeah the more I see it, the more I realised how well-constructed it is

[@shainewhite2781]

I watched this in the theater with my parents and I did not see the twist coming, and everyone was like, "No friggin way!"

[@MovementGraffiti]

The twenty first century has nothing on the movies of the 20th century. I still tear up watching this at the same moments and it's been a while since I've seen this. This is a movie I love to give moviegoers props for because NOBODY spoiled the ending for anyone.

[@AmbassadorKat]

1999 especially had a ton of bangers- this movie, Fight Club, and The Matrix, just to name a few

[@FRANNiiEbOO]

As a mama and a wife this movie hits so different than when I watched it as a young teenager. Such a great movie with phenomenal acting.

[@peterreist2882]

What a wonderful performance by HJO. Even an above average child actor couldn’t have pulled this off and the movie wouldn’t have worked. 👏

[@Hey_Jamie]

You want Bruce Willis in a different role, watch Death Becomes Her. So damn funny

[@GoCrazyBaby3]

Love that movie❤

[@moni13000]

When I put this on in the background while making dinner I didn’t expect to be stirring pasta through tears. 🤣 I totally forgot how sad and emotional this movie made me the first time I saw it. I wasn’t ready. Lol

[@marthaanderson2656]

I remember seeing Bruce Willis on Inside the Actors Studio and he said one of the things he was working on in his acting was being quieter. This is the movie where he demonstrates the power of being still and quiet in acting. He also brought that internal quiet to Pulp Fiction.. I remember seeing this in the theatre and, not knowing the hook, was totally along for the ride. The secret was well kept in society in a time before the internet, such a thing was possible

[@jeannieschmidt2217]

Donnie Walhberg from New Kids on the Block played Vincent Grey. He lost 25 pounds and prepared for this two minute scene for over a month. He put his all into that performance. But hat's off to EVERYONE. Haley, Toni, Bruce and Donnie were phenomenal. Hugs from Canada :)

[@johnrogan9729]

Someone below mentioned that you should watch “Signs”. Amazing movie with Mel Gibson and Joaquin Phoenix. Another simply Awesome movie is “Unbreakable” with Samuel L Jackson and Bruce Willis. You guys will love both movies!

[@natalieburnham3300]

Yesss Signs! It's sooooo good!

[@natalieburnham3300]

M.N is a brilliant director 👏 👌

[@mst1740]

Co-sign these suggestions. Both great movies. What they have in common is the same great director - M.Night Shyamalan.

[@ajchad4174]

That scene with Cole and his mom gets me EVERY time. 😭😭😭 Great reaction y'all! Such a great movie for a reaction. Asia just frozen faced at the end 😂😂😂😂

[@Wanda711]

The poisoning mother (or maybe stepmother?) wearing red to the little girl's funeral.

[@ThistleAndSea]

I remember seeing this in the theater when it came out, and the crowd reaction at the end was crazy. My friends and I talked about the movie for hours afterwards. Glad you two enjoyed it! 😃

[@gerardroll6468]

Asia’s security blanket is going to get a workout with this one 😱😱😱… I SEE DEAD PEOPLE!!! 👻👈👀🤚

[@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ]

LOLOL!!! Gerard!! You know me all too well!! 🤣🤣

[@gerardroll6468]

@@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ … It’s just part of what makes watching your videos & any you do with BJ just so much fun to watch 👍😁💖

[@gerardroll6468]

@@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ … The one thing above all else I truly love about watching “Mum & Dad @ the movies” night is the fact that you both keep it real 💖✊️💖. There’s no staging anything, your reactions are real & when that happens… The entertainment level goes through the roof & keeps the fam entertained… LOVE YOU BOTH ✊️😁🤚

[@AsiaandBJ]

@@gerardroll6468 thank you for holding us down and supporting our channel in a major way!!! 💯 ❤️

[@gerardroll6468]

@@AsiaandBJ … ALWAYS ✌️😎✌️🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@richnorcal]

I've watched this a dew times it's so good...the acting by that little boy never ceases to amaze, just brilliant

[@markyowellracing7191]

Haley Joel Osment was phenomenal!

[@tiaelina1090]

I remember the shock I felt when the twist was revealed at the end. I think what made it interesting was that the other ghosts hurt or scared Cole were the doctor approached Cole in a very gentle way which set the doctor apart from the other ghosts and helped Cole trust him. Every-time I see this I end up crying. Great reaction guys

[@ChandraLeigh]

You guys are so funny… my two fave reactions: Asia: “Do ghosts throw up?” Haha. BJ: “Ohhh… He’s leaking!” Ahahaha. Love y’all. 😂💛🦋🙏🏼👍🏼✌🏼

[@robertjewell9727]

Best reaction ever. When you two got chills, I got chills, when you got teary-eyed, I got teary- eyed. And I mean like TEARY-EYED. Asia and BJ, you're amazing.

[@andrewkaldas3337]

❤❤^^ :) fr :))

[@jeanstrickland2445]

This movie will make you look at things a little different about the world around you!

[@daybeau7819]

Especially if the temperature drops suddenly.

[@chyke6272]

I would have never forgiven the human being that would spoil this movie for me before I watched it. That plot twist is LEGENDARY on so many levels. Great reactions as always guys!!! 💯❤️

[@patrickannunziato9473]

Great reaction. I saw this in the movie theater, and it was so cool when the entire theater realized Bruce Willis was dead. The whole theater screamed in surprise.

[@BertonMelch]

This is gonna be good, I’m ready for Asia to be freaked out! Hehe

[@mariasantos-kf9pe]

I haven't seen this movie in many years, after some loss I had in these past 6 years, my husband and my mom this had me very emotional by the end. I wasn't expecting to react that way because I already saw this movie and wanted to see your reaction especially with the twist at the end.

[@chrisclanton4430]

Sorry for your loss.

[@mariasantos-kf9pe]

@@chrisclanton4430 thank you

[@colin641]

Sorry for your loss Maria. I've had losses as well

[@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ]

Aw, Thanks for sharing that Maria ❤️❤️ We love you FAM!

[@kevcall]

Exactly the same for me, lost my parents and sister since I last saw this and that scene in the car mentioning her mother.... 😢

[@nevaladder]

Bruce Willis was also amazing in this. So restrained and understated, but you feel the compassion radiating from him through the screen. Their next collab Unbreakable is even better IMO.

[@maryrichardson1318]

My son was about Cole's age when this movie came out. It made me so sad for this little boy. My son is on the spectrum, but extremely high functioning. Think Sheldon Cooper from Big Bang Theory. We had a hard time getting him diagnosed back then and the school system was not very cooperative. This movie made me cry my eyes out. No one understood poor Cole, not even his own mama.

[@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ]

Aww ❤️❤️

[@chamab.6800]

I’m so happy that y’all got to watch everything without knowing the end. That’s so rare it seems these days. I always enjoy watching people experience that same ending revelation at the same time as The Doctor. I remember watching in the theaters and you could hear people crying and sniffling at the scene with Cole and his mom in the car and folks legit screaming out loud at the end when we all realized he was a ghost. Lol. It’s times like that that make going to the movie theater an experience. ❤️

[@gerardocls]

There is another movie that also will move you both to the core: THE GREEN MILE. You’ll not regret to experience this beautiful and profound movie.

[@PDBenkert]

One of the greatest movies. Remember when this came out. Every showing was sold out. Theatres were packed. People who saw the movie were telling everyone they had to go see it but would not give even the slight hint what the movies was about. I remember going a second time to watch it just to see the reaction of the crowd. Even to this day it still has that punch. And thank the two of you for giving back such a great reaction. You both were spot on to the original theatre reaction for first time viewers. Love it!

[@Tim21189]

This movie was a masterpiece. It gets better with age. That was easily the greatest twist in the history of film. Simply spectacular. Great reaction.

[@pattyvanberkom4345]

Love this movie! I nearly forgot the twist in the end! But it’s a movie I can watch again. I cried too the first time I watched it.

[@sergiogarcia3730]

As a teen this movie was great and I didn’t get emotional, but now that I’m older it hit me emotionally.

[@DavidHayes56]

Another thing. Ever watch any ghost hunter shows? There is this thing called "EVP" - electronic voice phenomenon. Ghost hunters ask a question with a recorder going and ask a question. They hear no response, but when they play back the tape, they hear an answer on the recording that they couldn't hear directly with their ears. So that is what happened when he listened to the recorder. But did the ghost doctor actually turn on the recorder? Someone mentioned something I hadn't thought of. Why was the table in front of the door to the basement? If the doctor had been going up and down the stairs through the door, the wife probably kept finding the door open or heard it opening and closing so she put a table against it.

[@jodiedehart3314]

I'm not even gonna lie, this movie scared the CCCCRAPP out of me 1st time I saw it! 😬😬😬 but the plot twist at the end was one of the greatest, if not THE greatest, I've ever seen!🤯 nobody that I've ever talked to ever guessed the ending either. Bravo to your reaction, Asia and BJ!!👏👏👏👏👏💕

[@CRTRRTinGA]

I know it's not intended to be funny, but I absolutely *cackled* at 37:40. "Ohhhhh, he leakin'."

[@9Ballr]

37:40 "Oh, he leakin'!" LOL

[@chmod1777]

Toni Colette is the MVP of this movie -- her scene in the car with Cole is absolutely incredible.

[@msdarby515]

_Ghost pop out_ Asia: squeals and covers eyes BJ: "Look, look, look, look!" 😂🥰

[@Roh_Echt]

Lovin' the "Asia's watching scary scenes in a Movie" shirt ♥ This, his third, was my first M. Night Shyamalan movie I watched, and I Loved it. "Signs" is my favorite M. Night movie to watch every so often. "The Happening" is good as well.

[@winstonviceroy6125]

A great movie and reaction. Asia could feel the mom's pain wanting to help her kid. Remember, Cole helped Malcom by telling him to talk to his wife in her sleep. So Cole has learned to help the little poisoned girl, and Malcom.

[@Wanda711]

Exactly. We don't realize it until later, that Malcolm is also a ghost that Cole helps.

[@Blue-qr7qe]

...Which is why when Malcolm and Cole have their first interaction, Cole runs away from him, speeding up when Malcolm follows, and heading into the church for safety. The doctor Cole's mom speaks with and who, she realizes, thinks maybe she's abusing him, is M. Night Shyamalan (the writer and director of this film). The famous director, Alfred Hitchcock, used to show up in his films for little cameos, too. Haley Joel Osment received an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor. So well deserved. I love this movie. I don't usually go for films about the supernatural because there's so much truely dark stuff out there, but this one's different. I was so glad when i saw that you guys were reacting to this, because i really like you both and i appreciate the respect you approach films with. Please keep picking the good ones and sharing with us. Peace -

[@davidsmith8279]

Anyone who doesn't shed a tear when Cole finally tells his mum has a heart of stone. The writing and acting are quite literally perfect.

[@simonecaldeira8603]

That ending though😲🤫

[@SpookyMomma918]

o.m.g. this is one of my favorites............I'm so excited

[@christopherleodaniels7203]

Bruce and Haley Joel were great. Haley Joel Osment was nominated for Best Supporting Actor and Toni Collette (the mom) for Best Supporting Actress. I saw this in the theater and I’m also from Philly. When I tell you Toni was EXACTLY somebody’s mom from Philly, I kid you not - the voice, the mannerisms, everything. I grew up around women just like that. And Toni Collette is Australian. I’d seen her in ‘Muriel’s Wedding’, an Australian movie; I t’s hard to believe she’s even the same actress.

[@kdnavy6716]

That movie got 99%of everybody who watched it. One of the best surprise endings of all time. Don't tell anyone, but teared up first time I watched. Dark movie theater helped me hide my tears. Keep up the great reactions.

[@CaddyJim]

Through the movie but have you noticed there was significance of *RED🟥* in the movie. Anytime they're dealing with the dead, there's *RED🟥.* The *RED🟥* door handle, the *RED🟥* sweater, the *RED🟥* balloon, the *RED🟥* tent, the mother in *RED🟥* at the funeral Etc.

[@3DJapan]

Red when Malcom listens to the tape recording.

[@trinasp]

I saw this on opening night and I was like you two. I was wondering why he never spoke to Cole's mother or the Doctor when he was talking about Cole being abused, or why his wife was never talking to him. This was Haley Joel at his best. He was nominated for an Oscar, but didn't win. He was robbed. If you haven't seen Forest Gump, Haley Joel plays young Forrest at the end. He was such a good actor as a child.

[@trinasp]

I said he plays Young Forrest, but that’s not accurate. At the risk of spoilers, I will say he plays a child at the end of the movie.

[@icreateworlds]

Imagine being in the movie theater packed with people and the oxygen gets totally sucked out of the room when the twist happens! I´ve never been inside a more silent theater in my life. People were just amazed and couldn´t believed what just happened. I went to see this movie 5 times back then just to experience the twist moment with different audiences. And people were cool keeping the secret outside. Nobody created any spoilers or anything. People were just telling friends to go see it too. It was awesome.

[@markhernandez6111]

Glad you guys enjoyed this. M. Night Shyamalan is an amazing director. "Signs" is an excellent movie about an alien invasion starring Mel Gibson. Also, Bruce Willis starred in another of his films, with Samuel Jackson called "Unbreakable". Another great film with another good twist at the end. Enjoyed the reaction. Keep discovering good movies!

[@natalieburnham3300]

Unbreakable was really good too.

[@joebabe302]

An absolute classic thriller! I must’ve seen this movie 50x and it STILL tears me up at the end. Willis, Osmont and Collette were all fantastic!

[@thebackyardbear]

Oh yeah... I'm am HERE FOR IT... (if notifications work for a change) I can't wait to see this reaction.

[@mabarker9297]

I am so glad that you didn't figure it out or have it spoiled before you got to experience the total plot twist. We all got sucked into that one. Really made you appreciate the acting skills of the characters because you could feel the emotional roller coaster of turmoil that they felt. The director as well is to be commended for the direction the movie took. M Night Shamalan Great movie & great reaction you two!!🤔😮👏👏👏👍👍👍

[@msdarby515]

M Knight also wrote it. Everything that is this movie is from one of the best screenplays ever written.

[@zq9m3xh8]

The list of brilliant movies that bring about a total range of emotions from the viewer is relatively small, but this one is definitely a major title on that list. A straight up horror/thriller movie that also hits you right in the feels! Haven't seen it since it's original release, and I enjoyed watching it again with you guys! Thanks a bunch for this terrific reaction! P.S. ~ Asia, I LOVE that shirt you're wearing, it cracks me UP!

[@aileenturrietta7553]

You should have seen what it was like on the big screen. It got six Academy Award nominations and was the second highest grossing film of 1999. Glad you loved it.

[@PaladinesAngel]

I am SO glad no one spoiled that twist for you. The whole movie is amazing isn’t it. The writing and acting and everything. But then with the added twist at the end. Awesomesauce

[@zimvader25]

Every movie with this kid in it will tug at your heart. This one, A.I, and pay it forward. Edit: and yeah he said at the beginning that he didn’t tell his mom because he didn’t want her to look at him like he was a freak.

[@kikialdrich4574]

Bruce Willis said in a interview that he was so happy that America kept the secret. No one wanted to ruin it for others because it’s so good!

[@SteveMcCoy.]

Enjoyed every second of this! Can't wait for The Patriot coming up next. Love you guys

[@opalviking]

It’s so beautiful to see yalls relationship. From every “Lool-lool-look”s, the snuggles, the shoulder hugs.. relationship goals rightchere

[@baddong2190]

"Ohhh he leaking" has to be the funniest fuckin way to say someones bleeding to death I've ever heard lmfao

[@laurachamberlain6864]

Now you guys can watch '50 First Dates' because this ending was given away in it. It's a hilarious movie.

[@EdPawley]

A modern classic. Asia's got 'er fingers out, I know. 😁

[@ReelinwithAsiaandBJ]

Ed, you already know!! I’m hiding behind those hands from protection!! Lol!! They serve a great purpose

[@texashookem22]

And btw, one of the best reactions to it yet! Y’all had me rollin. 😂

[@Mikey_Sea]

The scene in the car gets me every damn time. 😭 😁

[@jessicahieb7875]

I've watched this several times and the end still gets to me each time.

[@V01t2]

This is a twentieth century masterpiece. Watching YOU two slowly piece things together while knowing about the twist at the end is an absolute delight. Almost like watching it for the first time. Never knew he was dead either - the first time around. My jaw dropped.

[@mom_life393]

I've seen this many times. I love watching Asia and Bj's reactions as they piece this together. This was the only movie I didn't figure out the ending prior to. I was stunned at the ending. Can't believe I didn't figure it out. Having rewatched it many times, there are so many clues and nuances that make the ending make sense. Just didn't pick up on it. This was absolutely a great suspenseful movie.

[@IndieCindy3]

9:12 “he didn’t even eat his Cocoa Puffs.” That made me crack up especially because it seemed like you were genuinely slightly bothered (in the sense like, ‘poor little guy’). 🤣

[@Tony-5000]

I noticed he took a bus and he didn't adjust the restaurant chair, and I still didn't realize he was dead the whole time!!!🤣🤣

[@aileenturrietta7553]

Oh I forgot,. I'll be watching. These are kinda fun. I watched the one you did on "Grease" recently. You guys did an awesome job.☮️☮️

[@CaddyJim]

The mother was keeping the daughter sick it's called *Munchausen by proxy* keeping them sick so she feels needed & nurses her back to health. This can build up to ultimately death getting attention for her loss from the mourners

[@Wl23W-i7i]

@YT lol Yes Man

[@CaddyJim]

@YT you are correct if you're talking about the fictional band (Munchausen By Proxy in the 2008 movie 'Yes Man) *Munchausen syndrome by proxy is a mental illness and a form of child abuse. The caretaker of a child, most often a mother, either makes up fake symptoms or causes real symptoms to make it look like the child is sick.*

[@CaddyJim]

@YT Nah it's cool I never heard of such band

[@gregorioesparza5778]

I still remember the the gasping sounds the whole audience in the theatre made when they realize he was a ghost.

[@CiY3]

watched this with my father literally 10 minutes ago. he told me there was a twist, but didn't tell me what the twist was. I am shocked. incredible