THE SIXTH SENSE (1999) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION

THE SIXTH SENSE (1999) | FIRST TIME WATCHING | MOVIE REACTION
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[@squintygirl]

Honestly, the scene with Haley Joel Osment and Toni Collette in the car is some of the finest acting I’ve ever seen.

[@heather9857]

Makes me teary every time.

[@SC-gp7kt]

She is a phenomenal actress!

[@SuHu62]

No argument with that.

[@michele36618]

It makes me cry every.single.time !!! It’s so beautiful ❤️❤️

[@insertname193]

The pain😢

[@vandergrad]

If you go back and re-watch it, you will see that Cole knew he was a ghost the whole time. You will also see how brilliantly they staged each scene so it seems that the doctor has interacted with others besides Cole but never once does anyone else actually see or acknowledge him. Just an amazing piece of film-making.

[@potterssgirl]

He was also wearing the same outfit the whole time

[@khmerchef]

The first time I saw this movie in the theater. I felt something was off during the scene where Cole met Malcolm for the first time, and he was having the conversation with his mom about what they did for the day. I remember thinking "That's a pretty intimate conversation (between mother & son) to have especially with a stranger sitting in the living room. The writing and acting was superb. Too bad Shyamalan's movies got worse over the years.

[@johnpaullogan1365]

his response in the beginning to malcolm following him around was to run to the church to get away from the ghost. it is obvious on rewatch cole was so scared that he could enter the church.

[@paulleach3612]

Only film I have gone straight back in to see for a second time. I HAD to re-watch it.

[@stormydragon2668]

@John Paul Logan Cole also asks him, "Are you a good psychologist?" We think Cole is being snarky and asking if Malcom is good at being a psychologist, when really cole was worried he was about to get attacked and was actually wondering if Malcom was good in the sense of "not evil"

[@Serai3]

Oh yes, Cole knew. That's why he ran away from Malcom in the beginning, ran into the church where he felt protected. "You're nice, but you can't help me." He's used to scary ghosts, and he started talking to Malcom because he wasn't; he was kind and quiet, so Cole wasn't afraid of him.

[@msdarby515]

Also in the scene in the living room when Cole comes home from school, when Malcolm speaks to him, Cole glances off to the kitchen because he knows his mother will hear him speaking to no one, so he doesn't say anything.

[@vigorousera]

Exactly, when you watch it again you realize everything Cole's saying/doing in those first few encounters is not because Malcolm is a doctor, but because he's a ghost.

[@anujpramanik1819]

I think Cole was even under the false impression that Malcolm already knew he himself was a ghost. He thought Malcolm must be a different kind of ghost, a far more intelligent one in that respect. He knew in their final scene together that he wasn't gonna see Malcolm again coz he assumes helping Cole was Malcolm's aim in afterlife (as explained by Malcolm in the 'I see dead people' scene) along with being able to talk to his wife. He just casually tells him in the end to talk to his wife in her sleep coz probably he assumes that would also satisfy his other aim, since that's what he wanted to do the most after his death. At no point the question of Malcolm being a ghost comes up because to Cole it's very obvious. I think what Cole really wanted to say to Malcolm after Malcolm told him his story is that "I see OTHER dead people apart from you who UNLIKE YOU are not aware that they're dead".

[@johnpaullogan1365]

@@anujpramanik1819 i'm not sure in the hospital cole didn't tell him. we are seeing things from malcolm's perspective and we know ghosts in denial can alter their perception of reality. maybe cole flat out told him but he wasn't ready yet

[@IamNuideas2001]

Oh yeah, Cole knew from the beginning that he was dead. That was why he was so hesitant in the beginning. But because Willis' character was so gentle and not scary and wanted to help him, this helped Cole start to trust that not all ghosts are angry. They helped each other. Malcolm got resolution by helping a child like the one who had grown up and killed him. He was able to realize and say goodbye to his wife who he had been haunting since he had died. And Malcolm helped Cole help the ghosts by listening to them, and in turn, they went away. I loved your guys' reaction to that revelation that Malcolm was dead. It's so fun when people make it all the way to the end of the movie without figuring it out and getting that shocked reaction now that it all makes sense! Every odd thing in the movie suddenly was answered by this one realization.

[@dnish6673]

After all these years I think I realize that Malcolm helped Cole as much by being a non-scary ghost as with his advice.

[@planreview]

Another missed clue: after the “other guy” was given the gift/book, and Malcolm saw them nearly kiss, Malcolm told Cole that he just wants to talk to his wife like he used to. Cole’s response was HOW are you going to do that? Cole knew that he was dead and Malcolm’s wife would not be able to consciously hear him.

[@denisewoodsd10]

You took the words right out of my mouth! I had to rewatch it the first time I saw it as I so didn’t see that coming. Best movie ever!!

[@fatsam2564]

And Cole says we aren’t going too see each other again, After he told Malcolm how to talk to his wife. So Cole knew that when he told Malcolm how to speak to his wife Cole wouldn’t see Malcolm again because Malcolm got what he wanted

[@dipperjc]

@@fatsam2564 And to build on that, it's book-ended with how Cole leaves him the first time: an almost resigned, grumbling statement of, "I'm gonna see you again, right?" It's one of the many lines in this movie meant to play both ways: as a child annoyed by having to see a psychologist, and as a young seer annoyed at a recurrent haunting.

[@jamesgreenhow108]

No one could have played this part better than "Little Forest Gump Jr."

[@robertjewell9727]

Beautiful reaction. You two are so expressive. And yes, Cole knew Malcolm was a ghost, but he was the first ghost who had a healthy purpose who spoke to Cole as a healing spirit rather than a terrorizing phantom so Cole responded. It's especially apparent when Cole tells Malcolm after Malcolm tells,Cole he's going to turn him over to another doctor and says, "But you're the only one who can help me! I know you are!"

[@dankhorsegaming1448]

Coles Grandma visits him regularly before he even meets Malcolm. Therefore your statement is incorrect my friend.

[@liztancock1773]

Also the significance of Malcolm's jacket which would cover his wound makes him less scary than the other ghosts Cole sees. Another thing we don't notice - Malcolm is wearing the same clothes the whole movie

[@robertjewell9727]

@@dankhorsegaming1448 I'm not following you. What's Cole's grandmother have to do with whether Cole knows if Malcolm is a ghost or not?

[@dnish6673]

@@robertjewell9727 Just they Malcom is not the first friendly ghost. But he may be the first one that tried to help. The grandma might just be sad or something. Makes you wonder what her unfinished business was.

[@robertjewell9727]

@@dnish6673 , and it was after all his geandmother.

[@KenOtwell]

I loved your faces at the reveal moment - Amber you were classic wide-eyed, open-mouthed, pure shock and amazement! So fun to see both of you react to what we know is coming, and how immediately you processed it to re-remember all the clues. Almost as much fun to watch you two have that experience as when I experienced the movie myself! Thanks for sharing. Love you both!

[@andrewmccormack4295]

I agree,I've seen of lot of reactions to this amazing film but the Rob Squads reaction at the end is by far the best ever,absolutely no clue at all and I also love their responses to various scenes throughout the film too.

[@daviddunlop8832]

I agree AWESOME reaction. Night's movies always have a twist. Love how he showcases Philly in every movie.

[@NavvyMom]

@@daviddunlop8832 Yep, and he always does a Hitchcock too.

[@laurabryannan]

This movie has been around for so long, I was afraid they might have been already spoiled about the "big reveal."

[@ReadingOne]

The mom who was poisoning her daughter had Munchausen syndrome by proxy, they hurt people in their care to get attention for being caregivers. My great-aunt had it too, she made one of my cousins sick when he was growing up until they managed to get her away from him. Also, the scene with Cole and his mom in the car broke me for the same reason that Jay brought up: there's family members I've lost that I want answers from, and one of the questions I have is if I make them proud or not.

[@mikeshoe74]

I've never heard of that before. Obviously the Mom was crazy, and I was curious of the motive. I never knew there was a condition for such a thing. Sad.

[@NavvyMom]

Thanks for mentioning Munchausen. I was going to, and forgot when reading all the comments, so am glad that you did.

[@eclectic-collections]

You weren't listening. The answer was for you too. The response was, "every day".

[@Real_LiamOBryan]

@@mikeshoe74 You probably know, but I'll put it in case others are curious. Those who suffer from Munchausen's Syndrome make themselves sick, seem sick, injure themselves or make themselves seem injured in order to get attention or achieve some other goal. Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy is where they get the attention they want, or achieve some other goal, by proxy--that is--through doing those things to another person.

[@liztancock1773]

Ages since I've watched it fully but I thought she was Step Mum and trying to get rid of the children hence she's moved on to the younger one. I might be wrong. Talking of Munchausen though, the film about Gypsy Rose Blanchard is good and based on true story

[@learobinson4450]

The moment they realized the twist & both of their mouths fell open at the same time then they instantly turned & looked at each other, that’s relationship goals.

[@VTL77]

Cole absolutely knew he was dead. He would have seen the blood on his back and the bullet holes. Plus the fact that Malcolm never talked to his mother and only showed up in places where Cole was - no office for Cole to go to. He knew the first time they met, and he says "you're nice, but you can't help me." He says that because most of the ghosts aren't nice.

[@robsquadmoviereactions]

When he says “I’m gonna see you again aren’t I.” Is what stands out to me now that I know the twist

[@CharTurner6928]

agreed, Cole always knew. I haven't seen this movie in years but I think the first time Cole sees Malcolm was when he got home and saw Malcome with his Mother. As soon as Cole walked into the apartment, he sees Malcolm sitting across from his Mom, Cole gave a little start, it's very subtle (I swear that kid's performance was brilliant). On the first viewing, you think his reaction is 'oh no, mom called a doctor for me" but on the second watch you realize Coles's little reaction was because a dead person was sitting in the chair across from his Mom.

[@philipem1000]

@@CharTurner6928 Haley Joel Osment got an Academy Award nomination for this movie as did his "mother" -- and well deserved it was. That was a brilliant performance!!

[@ClassicRollPlayer]

ya that very first scene when he sees him, he is scared and that is why he runs into a church... it takes a couple scenes for him to start realizing that he's not going to hurt him

[@libertyresearch-iu4fy]

The very first subtle hint is when Cole asks Malcolm: 'Are you a good doctor?' and Malcolm answers: 'I USED to be.'

[@sean_b_drummer]

The big, post-reveal mind blower for me is, he went across town to Kira's funeral BY HIMSELF. 😳

[@stinkbug4321]

Some strange six-year-old kid you've never seen before shows up at your dead daughters funeral and starts looking around in her bedroom, happens all the time.

[@Susan-up2wv]

I remember thinking when I saw the film, why did they take a bus?

[@Susan-up2wv]

@stinkbug4321. A child in a crowd is not suspicious at all, and would go mostly unnoticed.

[@shawnjones1483]

You both get the Oscar for best reaction to this movie! I love that your hearts are so kind and you show such empathy for characters in the movies you react to. The moment you got the twist I could just see your minds going back over the movie and realizing the clues you were given. The best mind blowing movie of all time! Thank you both for allowing me to relive my first time seeing The Sixth Sense through your eyes. Outstanding!

[@Vince-lq3ve]

ummm you offered them an Oscar for their reaction...

[@heather9857]

Agreed! J and A made me tear up so many times ❤

[@Bunny_Aoife]

i agree, this was by far the best reaction ive seen to this movie

[@jollyrodgers7272]

Jay says "I don't do ghosts" - and I thought 'fasten your seatbelt, Jay!' The ending of this movie was such a mind-trip, and the cast/crew that knew the surprise were sworn to secrecy. The Box Office numbers soared, because many who saw it also kept the secret and actually went back and dragged their friends along to see their reaction (me included!). WELCOME TO THE CLUB!

[@TerryL421]

Loved this film from the first time I saw it in the theater. Such a great ending. Another great M Night Shyamalan film for you to check out is Signs starring Mel Gibson & Joaquin Phoenix. It's a Sci-fi mystery thriller. Besides writing, directing and producing the film, M Night Shyamalan also plays a part in it.

[@sharonh9239]

He was the doctor in the hospital in this one.

[@MagsonDare]

He was in this also -- he was the doctor that mom was talking to after the stuck-in-the-dumbwaiter scene.

[@georgianajones2346]

I was going to suggest Signs as well. M. Night Shyamalan has some really great movies IMO. They’ve already watched Split, but The Happening is another good one from him.

[@deborahscalise3215]

I totally agree. They will love it. Great movie. One of my favorite Mel Gibson roles.

[@dawns.427]

Signs is great! loved Mel and Joaquin Phoenix in it. The kids and the sheriff did a wonderful job too!

[@marierae6049]

So glad you guys took the chance and watched this! Another good movie to watch would be “The Others,” with Nicole Kidman.

[@MsKrystal57]

Exactly the one I was thinking of!

[@FreyaA2903]

Yes! I think they would love that movie. You don't really see too many KZbinrs react to the movie The Others

[@renovandermade2051]

I agree with this

[@mikesterling688]

Yes please PLEASE watch The Others.

[@90hatter90]

Yeah I forgot to mention that one. I keep forgetting about that movie. I mentioned The Village, Signs & The Lady in the Water

[@kineticpsi]

Cole definitely knew the whole time. It explains why Cole was so scared of him in the beginning. I saw this move at a drive-in for the first time when I was 14 years old and that twist stayed with me the entire drive home. I kept replaying it over and over in my head and finding all the clues that I'd missed. It really was a great film. I'm so happy you reacted to it. Happy Halloween!

[@MoMoMyPup10]

It also puts a little crease in the script with Cole thinking they all just want to hurt him. Cole would also know Malcom couldn't see the hanging people.

[@CPny65]

Happy Halloween

[@walksonair]

The best part of this is the rewatch factor. There are signs that something is off whenever Cole and Malcolm are in a scene together. And the hospital scene when Cole finally shares his secret, he’s staring directly at Malcolm noting that what he’s saying is pertains to him.

[@peaceisnature]

I love that there are people out there who get to experience the twist at the end! Also I feel like the car scene at the end is one of the most emotional parts of the movie! Great reactions as always!

[@Pauba1946]

One of the great endings in a movies. Even after it was showing across the world, nobody spoiled the ending by telling it to anyone who hadn’t seen the movie.

[@radleyatticus5376]

Your reaction to the twist just took me back to my original reaction to it back in 1999. I really feel bad to anyone that was spoiled by the ending before they saw the movie.

[@estrella3741]

50 first dates did it for me. But it didn’t matter because after I finally watched the movie years later it still terrified me.

[@Frances86]

The scene where Cole gets locked in the little chamber gives me the biggest shivers and anxiety. His acting skills back then were of the charts!

[@UltraDoug]

The best way to rewatch this movie is with people you have NO idea until it happens. So awesome. Thanks for doing these! 🙏🏼👍🏼

[@robmontoya8618]

Nominated for 6 Academy Awards at the 2000 Oscars. Best Picture Best Supporting Actor - Haley Joel Osment Best Supporting Actress- Toni Collette Best Director Best Original Screenplay Best Film Editing

[@toddcole1805]

The look you both had when the plot twist happened was priceless. Keep up the good work

[@Rayray-kj9cc]

The look on your faces when you figured out the ending...Priceless!! Great reaction!! He definitely knew about the Dr.

[@icreateworlds]

I went to watch this 5 times when it came out on the theaters just to see the oxygen being sucked out of the room at the end twist. Watching this in complete silence in a theater packed with people who forgot to breathe was one of the most amazing experiences I ever had watching a movie in a movie theater. People didn’t even talked as everybody was lost for words. And of course when I saw the end twist for the first time I was totally blown away too. This is one of the most famous twists ever and I’m still amazed to see that there are people out there who dont know about it.

[@sgw3612]

I also enjoyed watching people watch John Krasinski's The Silent Place. (The first one.) It was hilarious because the audience were so caught up in the film that everybody was more quiet than usual during it. There would be mass horror reactions in unison, in silence. It was hilarious.

[@karicastanza5216]

Your reactions at the end are priceless! It still gets me every time. The director of this movie, M. Night Shyamalan, plays a small part as the doctor who asks Cole's Mom about the scratches and bruises. He really is a master film maker. You gotta watch "Signs", "Unbreakable". Also, try out the movie "Alien" directed by Ridley Scott. Great start for your October "scary" movies!

[@user-dz6fy6qv2l]

I love that this was a great movie even before the twist ending. But the ending took it up several notches. The part where he's in the car with his mom does get me every time. The mom (Toni Collette) was nominated for an Oscar for the role. She's Australian, but her American accent is so good, you'd never know it. She's also a really good singer!

[@sister1976]

Cole knew. If you watch it again it's a lot of fun to see all the hints that are given. It becomes obvious, but in a way that is so brilliant because it's NOT obvious when you watch the first time. Really really good storytelling imo!! ❤️ Loved your reaction!

[@shainewhite2781]

OHHH YES!! This movie, wow! The ending... It made my jaw drop when I watched this with my parents in the theater! It was a box office and critical success making, $670 million dollars against a $35 million dollar budget. It was nominated for 6 Oscars including Best Picture but lost to American Beauty.

[@kbaylor123]

Did Hailey Joel Osment win Best Actor? I seem to remember he was at least nominated

[@timthompson3569]

He was nominated for best supporting actor but lost to Michael Caine. It's worth looking up the video of Caine's acceptance speech, it's really classy and he actually said he thought Haley was going to win. They later starred together in another great movie called 'Secondhand Lions'.

[@Faltor895]

American Beauty...yuck.

[@bethmiller1840]

@@timthompson3569 GREAT movie!

[@NavvyMom]

@@timthompson3569 They should do a reaction to Secondhand Lions also.

[@maryrichardson1318]

Amber had the same reaction to this movie that I had. I was so sad for this little boy and his mom. My younger son, who has some learning difficulties was about 11 when this movie came out. He was a walking kick me sign in middle school. This movie is the story of every kid who is "different" and every mom who tries to protect her baby.

[@Eggmanontheair]

Only on repeated viewings does one realize Bruce Willis' wardrobe never changes.

[@CribNotes]

I saw this movie in the theater in 1999. It blew everybody's mind. One of the best films ever. It's nice there is a whole crowd of younger people coming who can now watch it fresh without knowing anything about the ending and be just as shocked as we were in 1999.

[@at1212b]

Same here. I was hungover and wow, did it sober me up.

[@stretch4872]

Knew how this was going to go from the start. Amber was going to spend the whole time crying and wanting 5o hug Cole and tell him everything would be okay. Jay was going to be j7mping out of his chair every time something twitched. You didnt disappoint. Loved it.

[@geekelly000]

It's the kind of ending that makes you rethink the entire movie

[@callieluna2459]

It's always fun to watch people's reactions to the twist ending of this film - your reaction of shock and surprise is the best I've ever seen!

[@mikebasil4832]

One of the best films to end the 20th century on. Thank you for sharing your reactions and thoughts on all these movies. Happy 25th Anniversary to The Sixth Sense. 💓

[@rayhutchinson640]

So happy you chose this movie as your entry into scary movies! Great story, suspense, jump scares, tears, and laughter, plus that amazing thought-provoking twist!

[@nancysmith8626]

M. Night Shyamalan is a MASTER of the jump scares! His movies leave me very on edge, ha.

[@SayItAintSo4real]

Ahhh, yes. Another outstanding movie. And yes, I feel that Cole knew. This was a wonderful movie!

[@smoothALOE]

I’ve never enjoyed a reaction video more than I enjoyed this one. Y’all’s’ reaction was awesome! I have no doubt that Cole knew he was a ghost from the start. That was part of the twist. It’s a sensational movie; one of the finest of 1999, which was a solid year for films.

[@todddepue681]

At the time of it's release, when people saw it they were very carefully tight lipped about the ending. Nobody wanted to give it away because it was such a stunning moment that you truly wanted others to be able to be just as stunned. So masterfully executed.

[@louiseeiffel1014]

It's amazing that people didn't give away the film's twist back when it was first released. That would not be the case today with Facebook and Twitter. People now would want to be the first to post a spoiler.

[@user-wi9hv2pb2q]

I love your reactions because they're so genuine and I get to rethink whole movies through you two. Your reactions here were the Best at the end. I just realized in the beginning they're fighting about not communicating and the mom says to Cole, "I've been praying but i must not be praying right." and they had just been sent Malcolm. ❤

[@susanowen1709]

I accidentally spoilered myself on this movie (skimmed an article on movies with twist endings, intending only to read about movies I'd seen, and well, best intentions and all that...) and still found it riveting. Seeing your "OMG!" moment at the end almost made me feel like it was a surprise to me, too. You chose great scenes to include in your video; most of the other Sixth Sense reactions I've watched tend to use mostly the scary scenes, and you picked ones that really brought out the story and characters in a way that the others failed to do. KZbin only lets us click "thumbs up" once, so consider this comment to be the 1,000 upvotes that KZbin won't let me click.

[@danmiller4064]

Wtf, I've never teared up for this movie. I did this time from your reaction. Well done. Very moving. Thank you.

[@Tnez827]

That bumblebee pendant convo in the car will always get me 😢 I’m sure you know this by now but every time you see RED in the scene there will be a “ghost” or something to do with that notion. Red knob, red balloon, red dress, red sweater etc… Amazing film. One of my all times favs. 🎬

[@annecox944]

Love your reaction. The director played the doctor. Another movie of his that you should watch is "Signs". Haley Joel Osment was also in "Secondhand Lions", also worth seeing.

[@rickwiles8835]

"Secondhand Lions", is a must see

[@TheRealSweetcherryo]

But don't suggest Pay it Forward😢

[@lindanicholson950]

How about A.I.?

[@dalemoss9291]

Yes "Signs" is a great movie starring Mel Gibson. One of my favorites.

[@annecox944]

@@dalemoss9291 I watch it every time it comes on TV

[@johnwoolard4599]

This is by far M. Night Shamalan's best movie and was a huge hit. He was the doctor who questioned where Cole got his injuries. Though, with kids, you probably know one of his other movies already "Stewart Little."

[@cherizar1854]

I love how you both connected with the emotion of this movie, tbh. A lot of people only talk about the scares and stuff, but what truly makes The Sixth Sense stand out as a movie and what's made it withstand the test of time, is the emotional core: the relationship between the boy and his mother, the relationship between Bruce Willis and the boy, Bruce Willis and his wife.. how they're all just broken people trying to hang on to the remnants of their life and to each other. How at the end of the day, this is the story of a traumatized little kid that has to learn to face his demons and live with them in the healthiest way possible.. which tbh makes him not all that different from all of the other kids that suffer from mental illnesses like schizophrenia or anxiety.

[@nowthatisawesome5431]

Cole can see their wounds so he probably noticed the blood on Malcom’s back. He also would have noticed that no one else was talking to him or acknowledging his presence. He’s seen ghosts his whole life and can probably pick up right away who they are. Since Cole was aware that “they don’t know they’re dead”, he didn’t want to say anything to Malcom that would shock him.

[@sseltrek1a2b]

one of the biggest twist-endings in the history of film...so much fun to watch your reaction to the ending...

[@bobbiehofer4924]

If you notice, every time you see the colour red there is a dead person. Another fabulous trick. I love this movie and I still cried watching this reaction video 😂

[@sheryljoel5052]

Bruce Willis is a well known action movie actor as well - a cult classic that you would enjoy is The 5th Element - funny, action-packed, futuristic, kinda steampunk-ish. Just good fun!

[@LA-fz5qw]

I think Cole knew the whole time I saw that in the movie theater the weekend it opened. I’m so glad that you never heard the ending because it was so nice to see your actual reaction through the movie up to that point at the end.

[@hr1meg]

Nobody saw the twist, but everyone who has seen the movie swears they knew all along. LOL. This is the movie that STILL keeps M. Knight Shyamalan working. He's been riding this movie's success for years. This movie was his peak. Everything after went downhill.

[@ciri1993]

One of my favorite movies ever. Amber, you may be one of the sweetest humans ever. You definitely wear your heart on your sleeve. Watching you both react to each emotional scene shows what great parents you must be. Watch the movie “Signs” by the same writer/director.

[@Teezythadon]

Amber is a GEM

[@Giggirl]

Your faces at the twist was all of us when we first saw it 😬

[@somewherewest2556]

This was the best reaction I've seen so far for this film. Y'all really made me experience that twist ending all over again, gave me chills. Definitely earned a like and a sub.

[@Paula_Shelton]

This has rapidly become my favorite reaction channel. The two of you are so sweet together, and your reactions are genuine and very entertaining. Thank you for such a great content!

[@chasityfoster1078]

I’m new to the family, but by far the best reaction I have seen to this movie. You guys are so awesome!

[@Aaron-P]

Rewatching this movie and seeing all the hints in plain sight is moving enough, but getting to share it with someone who hasn't seen it before and doesn't know it's *so powerful*!!! I got to do that with my Mom -- after I found out she hadn't seen it I put it on that moment. 😁 This is one to watch again and see everything that is so obvious that seemed inconsequential the first time through, like Shawshank Redemption. Dunno if you guys do recent movies, but Arrival is another in this category. Thanks guys, you made me smile today! ❤️❤️😎👍 (edit) Cole definitely knew. Rewatch the movie and you will see that one of the things that makes this movie so beautiful is Cole and Malcolm were helping each other.

[@mounikagurram835]

Where can i see the movie

[@moisesherrera75]

13:56 , "This ain't even scary. " A big ol smile came to my face... 😃😃😃 The Conjuring - 2013 movie

[@aew1513]

What makes this so good is that you just don't see it at all the whole movie. Then when the big plot twist happens at the end, it is so obvious and reveals a whole other layer to the entire movie.

[@GrumpyOldGuy534]

Poor Bruce Willis. Imagine being dead, and still be going to work

[@angelic9889]

I think Cole knew the whole time. If you look back at their 1st meeting and realize how scared Cole was it makes sense. Cole was dressed for school, but rather than go to school he ran straight for the church and hid. And then when he started talking to Cole, Cole looked so confused and scared. If you remember the scene where Cole's mom was having the nightmare, it's possible that 1 of the angry ghosts was whispering to her in her sleep. That could be where Cole got the idea to tell Malcolm to talk to his wife while she slept.

[@edeandavis]

Howdy Y’all! I hope you guys are doing well. I HAD to tell you that I recently found you on KZbin and you guys are terrific! I love watching and introducing new movies to people, and you both make watching my favorite movies that much more fun! I just finished watching you watching The Sixth Sense. AMAZING! Your reactions are priceless and so real… So, thank you for being my new movie buddies. Warmest Regards, Eric Dean Davis.

[@thethrowawaythatstayed7055]

That’s little Misha Barton from The OC playing the poor murdered girl.

[@gordonduke8812]

We all wish we could go back and watch this movie for the first time again. Great reaction guys. So glad I could see this with you.

[@TekgraFX101]

I just witnessed reliving that moment again from when I first watched this film. Such a plot twist.

[@randeecarreno4289]

Great reaction you two! 😊 I don't see this as a scary movie. It's more like a psychological thriller. And when I first saw this movie I never saw that ending coming. This is one of my top favorite Bruce Willis movies. Haley Joel Osment is fantastic in this movie as well. I very highly recommend the 1998 movie "Armageddon". Looking forward to your next movie and music reactions. 😊

[@carlossuarez3445]

At the end, he was happier knowing he died instead of loosing his wife.

[@rbrtck]

Yes, Cole knew that Malcolm was a ghost the whole time, absolutely. Watch when he told him "I see dead people." Everything Cole said in that scene applied to Malcolm.

[@pamcoyer9582]

The doctor in this movie is played by M. Night Shamayla……….the author of this and many other spooky movies! yes, Cole knew the Willis’ character was dead. That’s why Cole said when he first met him “ you can’t help me”. 😢😢

[@sweeney60]

This movie has the most satisfying ending ever.

[@bettyniemann6244]

I remember watching this at the movies & the end blown my mind!!! One of the best movies I have ever seen 👍

[@warrenguy76]

This is the best reaction video for this film. Thank you! Best reactions and editing with the scenes.

[@CERULEANSPIRAL]

If you want to be traumatized, watch The Mist. I saw it in the theater for the first time when I was a new-ish mother. I cried for like half an hour.

[@larindanomikos]

Haley Joel Osment grew up to do a lot of production type stuff. But he did a couple of episodes of What We Do In the Shadows and he's absolutely hilarious.

[@alansimonson8558]

Since you are dipping into scary movies for October, and want to be challenged more, give “The Thing”, and “The Shining” a go. :) Love ya guys!

[@testfire3000]

The Shining would be a good choice for sure!

[@billyhndrsn4542]

RED RUM, RED RUM

[@martiwalsh2069]

A second watching will gift you with many details. Malcom always wore the same clothes he died in. Cole quickly looks away from the cemetery on the bus ride. Malcom doesn't move the chair when he sits down in the restaurant. So many more...

[@Paula_Shelton]

Cole knew Malcom was dead, but he didn’t start helping him until Malcolm suggested that was the way to stop the visits from the other world.

[@Lola.185]

Great reaction, YES Cole knew, the first time Cole sees Malcolm he runs away from him into the church

[@BerrylProd]

And now you know why Shyamalan has (had ?) this reputation of putting twists everywhere : because he made a good, justified one in this movie, and after that people started to see twists in each of his movies, regardless of if there was one or not ^^ Also, there's a lot to say on this movie's subtle hints (most of it already being in the comments) like the color red tied to the dead, the coldness when ghosts are around, the clever idea of putting a psy that doesn't listen to his disturbed patients as a mentor for a kid that needs to learn how to listen to scary people, both learning the same thing from eachother... But the fact that you weren't spoiled on the ending is really a small miracle. It was wonderful to see you follow the movie and react to it. Cheers to you :)

[@hiddencitypictures]

When I first watched it, I missed Malcolm calling the first guy Vincent. So, I thought that Vincent was actually Cole. I noticed that both Cole and Vincent had red hair with a white streak, and that was what sealed it in my mind.

[@dablackangel]

I loved your reaction to the twist and when Cole talks to his mum.

[@dalerimoller272]

I don’t think Cole knew he was helping Dr. Malcom the whole time, but after they both figured out to talk to the ghosts, and he saw that he was able to help Kara, he knew he would be ok without Dr. Malcom. So rather than straight up tell Dr. M that he’s dead, he thought of what Dr. M wanted most- to talk to his wife like they used to. He knew that M would figure it out and move on after he was able to talk to her. That’s why he knew he wouldn’t see him tomorrow, hence pretending to see each other tomorrow. That’s my whole take on it anyway! Loved this movie and your reactions. 💗😊💗

[@reneemixon3994]

This movie had many reviews, but no one spilled the ending. At the time, social media wasn't around (thank god) and somehow, everyone managed to keep their trap shut. M. Night Shyamalan is absolutely one of my favorite directors, he always keeps you thinking and second guessing, saying "what the hell". Check out his movie "Signs" (another favorite) if you guys haven't seen it. Great review, thanks.

[@TheAdditionalPylons]

Because I can never see this film for the first time again, watching people who can is just about as good, knowing how incredible the experience is

[@melaniemavromaras4902]

I'm looking forward to seeing this reaction. May I suggest another movie to watch this month, called The Rocky Horror Picture Show. It's a musical horror movie, and a cult classic. It's also a lot lighter than some of the of the heavier scarier movies you'll be watching this month.

[@ianbarnard4963]

... And it has Meatloaf in it; but Tim Curry absolutely steals the show.

[@adamclifton29]

Cole knew because he's grown up around ghosts since he was born. He can spot the difference between the living and the dead

[@nitsugazemag]

Oscar caliber, Toni Collette (mom) and Haley Joel Osment (Cole) received supporting acting Oscar nominations, total Academy Award nominations: 6

[@Stormed95]

I came here from your School of Rock reaction (probably my favorite movie of all time honestly) and just gotta say I love your energies. You guys bounce off of each other so well and seem to really have a good time. Great reaction, crazy movie!

[@Bertoboy41]

I'm sure someone else brought this to your attention or mentioned it but "Vincent Gray", the guy that shoots Bruce in the beginning is played by Donnie Wahlberg from the 90s boy band New Kids On The Block and 'Marky' Mark Wahlberg's older brother. I thought he was amazing in those few minutes. He also did an awesome job in "Dreamcatcher."

[@Luscious1221]

Donnie Wahlberg (New Kids on the Block) played the guy in the bathroom who shot Malcolm then himself.

[@SuburbanSavage]

The one thing that I want some folks to understand about the party scene is in the Philadelphia area, there are homes and buildings that are old AF. It is not unusual to have a closet or a storage area that once had keys and with the wood being so old, they swell and shrink with the weather, which is very humid. So it's very common to have a door that if it closes in the right, or wrong, conditions, the doors won't open without a pry bar or a butter knife. Those kids were still little a-holes, but I doubt that they expected it to get stuck. A lot of these homes and buildings aren't allowed to change these features if the house is in a historic district, which Cole's neighborhood is.

[@dougman23]

I somehow saw this in the theater without hearing a thing about the twist at the end...and i've never been so shook by a movie in my life, up to then or since.

[@christinepeanut4812]

I was watching a featurette and red was put into the film to signify when something with ghosts is about to happen... the red balloon before he got locked in the small room, the mom in the red dress at the funeral, the red door know to the basement... nice touch

[@enicole1203]

I think they helped each other. Cole didn't know he was helping the guy until the guy made him realize that helping the ghosts was why they come to him.

[@davidbentley145]

The Doctor in this is Portrayed by the director of this movie, M Night Shyamalan...Ty guys

[@simonpsychosis2812]

First you two KILL it with music reactions, now you KILL it with movies. Bravo!

[@nathanfitzgearl650]

As a horror fan of dark, scary movies myself, I’m really liking your lady!

[@ClickToPreview]

23 YEARS after this movie dropped... Nuf said. CLASSIC.