The Sixth Sense (1999) ♦Movie Reaction♦ First Time Watching!

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[@Dylan_Platt]

I've said it before, and I'll say it again: Everybody is so on guard against being scared with this one, that nobody's ready to be emotionally devastated.

[@sean_b_drummer]

The scene in the car when she tells Cole what she asks her Mom, BREAKS me every time! Such a powerfully written and acted scene! 🥺😢

[@mehim2893]

That is my favorite emotional scene of any movie.

[@brucer2152]

i think it's the best pay off in the movie. Even the twist...it's just so REAL....and so well acted....it's amazing.

[@SmokyOwl]

Glad to know it isn't just me!

[@danclifford1027]

Yeah, people who react to this and show no emotion can get in the bin.

[@baronvg]

IKR? I’ve watched it so many times with a bunch of different reaction channels and it never ceases to make me tear up! Incredible.

[@zmarko]

Haley Joel Osment should have won the Oscar for his performance in this film. It's simply amazing, especially for someone his age.

[@johncampbell756]

Michael Caine's speech is worth a watch.

[@honiglicht]

outstanding! 👍👍

[@SnailLordNeon]

Crazy that he and Michael Clarke Duncan (for The Green Mile) were nominated for the same Oscar and neither of them got it.

[@Tehui1974]

@@SnailLordNeon I guess the winner must have delivered a good performance too.

[@shaunandrews1151]

It's an *incredible* performance. One of the best of a kid his age ever captured.

[@Stogie2112]

Whimsory, your reaction was elite level. Your commitment to immersing yourself in these great films deserves much applause! 🏆

[@Whimsory]

Thank you so so so so much!!! I truly appreciate it, you have no idea!!!☺️

[@mjohnson801]

I watched this in the theater in 99. It was mind blowing. And there were audible gasps in the audience. Outstanding film.

[@SnowmanTF2]

It was also kind of stunning how little the twists got spoiled

[@steventhrasher3608]

@@SnowmanTF2 it's one of those things where everyone who saw it just knew that spoiling it for others was wrong. The impact of this twist on just culture in general is wild.

[@bonolio]

It was also the best kept secret on the planet, even after most people had seen it, the world as a whole took massive efforts not to spoil the end. We just encouraged everyone we knew to go watch it so that we could stop keeping the secret.

[@ESO_PRIME]

I remember most of the theater couldn’t leave after lights came on, everyone getting there shit back together 😅

[@jessiechen279]

"They dont have meetings about rainbow's!" One of my fav lines of all time...

[@Dash277]

The twist and "I see dead people" are obviously iconic. The mom asking "Do I make her proud?" and him saying the answer is "Every day" scene kills me every time.

[@88happiness]

I think the teacher gave Cole the lead role in the play to try and make up for calling him a freak. I respect that he continued to try and be open to Cole despite his own PTSD. He could have written him off.

[@xcellent-records]

Cole got the lead role in the play because he talks to dead people. The teacher asks who Cole is talking to and the ghost of a burned person is seen walking away. The teacher reveals that there was a fire in the theater that killed some people. (The ghost that was walking away was a theater producer that was killed in that fire before their play had the chance to be performed.... that ghost has been coaching Cole in acting .... and helping Cole with his play is letting that ghost have closure and move on).

[@dereknolin5986]

"Pull yourself together! That is a child!" [Three minutes later as Cole's mom passes the kids on the spiral staircase]: "Push 'em down the stairs!!!" 🤣

[@ryanj5993]

"He ruined his night, and then he shot him!" 😂

[@philipknighton8493]

It's crazy when you realize that the shooter is Mark Wahlberg's brother, Donnie Wahlberg, and he was part of New Kids on the Block.

[@kryptonianguest1903]

What a jerk!

[@jessiechen279]

Lol, Its was the "Put some pants on and you wont be a freak" that got me😂😂

[@aklimar2208]

“Within 10 seconds there would be a Whimsory shaped hole in that door and a dead ghost on the floor” LOL! She has a way with words

[@BattleAngelFan99]

@@jessiechen279 It is a good first step. :D

[@blacknail]

"Just put some pants on then you wont be!" 😂😂😂 Incredible.

[@RussellCHall]

When Haley Joel says ,"Mama" in this it really just Hits me in the soul, a lot is made of Bruce and Haley but Toni Collette is so very good as a mother who can't understand her child. So good.

[@LordVolkov]

Toni is so heartbreaking, just trying to hold her little family together. Such amazing performaces from all 3 leads.

[@chessenthusiast]

One of my favorite points in the story is that, at the very beginning, when they are discussing the plaque, she says he’s put everything second, even her. Then at the very end, he realizes he has to tell her something: she was never second. It’s such a subtle, beautiful way to establish and resolve his unfinished business. Plus the 1-2 emotional gut punches of the resolutions with the main characters and their loved ones… such brilliant acting all around. Finally, hat tip to Olivia Williams. I know she had very few lines and was kind of a background character, but she tread the line between alienated spouse and grieving widow so well, it fooled EVERYBODY. Obviously Willis, Osment, and Collette get and deserve accolades for their acting, but Williams never gets mentioned, and she definitely deserves it.

[@jeffthompson9622]

"Unbreakable" is another good Bruce Willis/M. Night Shyamalan collaboration.

[@Stogie2112]

Tears flowed from audiences everywhere, but the ending to "The Sixth Sense" was a happy ending! Cole found peace. Cole and his mother found peace. They understood each other and were no longer afraid. Anna found peace. She accepted Malcolm's death and was now ready to move on with her life. Malcom found peace. He made peace with himself, with Cole and especially with Anna. He was now ready to move on to.....???

[@user-nt8lq4rp3z]

... A nice big farm in northern Manitoba.

[@dropbarracuda]

It is wonderful that all these years later, people STILL don't spoiler this movie for newbies. ❤❤❤ That's a testament to the impact this movie had on all of us our first time. Even watching it through tonight, it still brings tears to my eyes. Great acting, great story, great audience for not ruining it for anyone else.

[@BDogg2023]

The first time I saw this movie, when it first came out, I figured it out within the first 20 minutes, and I didn’t get into it after that. Never watched it again. 🤷🏻‍♂️ Didn’t like most of M Night Shamalamadingdong’s first movies, actually, and stopped watching them altogether. They’re wayyyy overhyped, imo. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@daybeau7819]

Some people haven't gotten the memo that just saying "This movie has a twist," can spoil it for a newbie. Every reactor who starts a video with "I've heard there's a twist," spends their time looking for it rather simply enjoying this beautiful emotional roller coaster. Delightful reaction. Never apologize for well earned tears.

[@hanng1242]

The movie was spoiled in the Lonely Island song "Jizz in my Pants."

[@OldBeardedGuyReacts]

In terms of Haley Joel Osment...Pay It Forward is another FANTASTIC performance.

[@arobb4481]

You're a good kid, Whimsory. How you react to these movies reveals a lot about your soul.

[@bernardoaguilargt3763]

She is indeed. We all owe her parents a fine drink.

[@fitzroy222]

And she is super cute. Not ugly.​@@bernardoaguilargt3763

[@noneya3635]

Whimsory shaped hole in the door was about to be the best line until it was followed up by, “I’m here and he’s gonna die twice.”

[@markdenio4537]

"Grandma says Hi" gets me EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.

[@flashgordon10001]

I lived in Hollywood Worked in the industry for 37 years. I watched the 6th Sense the 1st week that it came out. When the Final twist happened people were gasping in shock, some cries, and even disturbed conversations about the shocking twist. What an uproar.

[@cryptodwayne5174]

The part that got me, was when they were sitting in the restaurant. And she says, Happy Anniversary. She was really sitting there celebrating alone.

[@GregorioGrasselli1972]

And his side of the table is empty too.

[@DewayneGore]

No. Let me tell you EXACTLY what it was like in 1999. I was at work, and something happened where I was able to take the day off early. This movie had just opened the day before, and I was driving by the theater just before the 12 Noon Matinee show. I was the ONLY PERSON IN THE THEATER. I watched it alone.... all by my lonesome self.... and when the "reveal" came at the end, it freaked me out so bad I thought that maybe I was dead, too, because nobody else was watching except me. True story lol

[@micheletrainor1601]

Donnie Wahlberg as his killer is outstanding in this role. He wasn't told to lose all the weight he did for his role but he said it suited the character. Absolutley unrecognisable but totally unforgettable.

[@jpotter2086]

The parents with the camcorders is a hilarious '90s - '00s "timestamp"

[@gehrehmee]

Given how "stuttering stanley" and Cole were getting along by the end, I have to assume the teacher apologized, and tried to talk to Cole about how adults aren't perfect, and they made up. Nobody's perfect, but everybody's responsible for taking what they've got and trying to move it in the right direction. Even just a little tiny bit at a time.

[@zmarko]

"He had to talk to her? Oh man, I hope she brushed her teeth." 🤣 🤣 🤣

[@3DJapan]

He can see dead people, but can he smell them?

[@jwoodard29]

Bruce Willis' co-stars here got the Oscar nods, but this is one of Bruce's finest and most under appreciated performances. One of a few people who is not only a movie star but also a superb actor. No "Yippie Kiy Yay MF," here, just fine subtle acting. Nice, heartfelt reaction Whimsory, as usual.

[@JCG52577]

I would say it’s more of a mystery thriller rather than scary. And hats off to Donnie Wahlberg on a brilliant and unrecognizable performance!

[@Scumdrops420]

He took it step by step.

[@Fiendy]

It’s really interesting if you think about it; the kid gets help from a ghost about seeing ghosts and the ghost doesn’t believe that the kid can see ghost.

[@ghyslainabel]

Yeah, but the ghost did not know he was a ghost.

[@thiagosestini29]

Gotta appreciate the genius of the kid. Used his "gift" to see a ghost psychatrist and learn to deal with it without being sent to the psych ward. He could've told him that he was one of them, but he knew he needed to process it on his own.

[@zimvader25]

@@thiagosestini29he didn’t know he needed to process anything. His instinct was to run away from them all. He was more stunned than anything.

[@zimvader25]

To be fair the ghost had already failed another patient just like Cole and was determined to not do it again.

[@christopherlundgren1700]

Getting therapy from a ghost: way cheaper. Kind of a genius way to save some money.

[@scissorthief5119]

I've seen this at least 30 times and still cry at least twice every time

[@darrick38]

Thank you for taking the time afterwards to watch again and then dissect the film as you do. It’s what sets you apart from most other KZbin movie reactors, and I appreciate it. You have the right insights every time.

[@nightwingman666]

Classic movie. Really reinvented the ghost haunting genre. Sometimes spirits hold on too tight and can’t let go until they have closure. The twist with Malcolm was one of film history’s biggest film twists to reveal he was dead all a long and that helping Cole investigating the spirits he was also getting help himself. A top level movie.

[@chefskiss6179]

One of those gems where one clicks "Like" on principle alone.

[@bjm9071]

I saw this the day it came out and in Philadelphia, too. Yes, the audience freaked out at the end. And so many of us watched it again that it is no wonder it was number one at the box office for 5 weeks!

[@triumphofmagic]

Watched it in the movie theater way back when. It was extra-cold in there and the audience reacted to every single thing. Good experience.

[@BJThury]

honestly, this is one of the best plot twists in movie history, it's right there in front of our eyes but most of us can't see it the first time we watch the movie. Great choice and great reaction, see ya next time Whims! 🥰

[@UncleQue]

The ghost that was trapped with Cole up that “windey stairs” was supposedly the ghost of a slave that was being punished and locked in there. It’s not evil. He doesn’t know he’s dead and he’s scared. Also, Cole’s teacher was certainly very condescending towards Cole which make him a bit a a jerk because he himself was understandably shaken by Cole’s strange knowledge of his childhood secret of being a stutterer. he obviously had to work hard to overcome that. I’m not saying he was a saint but again he is not evil. He also clearly tried to make it up to Cole but giving him the lead in the play as King Arthur.

[@Nitedawg1]

In the theater NO ONE caught on. At that moment everyone gasped and whispered to each other, and then, all in a rush, you immediately started thinking about every scene that dead Malcom was in and how it all fit together perfectly, and how obvious it was in retrospect, and as everyone was leaving the theater you heard multiple people saying just that same thing to friends as they passed by. It was a very unifying moment.

[@rickardroach9075]

7:52 “He said sorry!” Whimsory’s a keeper. 🥰

[@isthatwhatemptymeans8222]

We miss you in your absences. Your awards wrap ups are so original and fun. Always watch you if I like the film or not. Keep up the excellent work!

[@jjkehrley]

The thing that got to the teacher was the fact that Cole KNEW what the kids used to call him! It just caught the teacher completely off guard!

[@MeowfaceMusic]

29:02. _The Sixth Sense_ became a culture icon. "I see dead people," was all the rage.

[@davidsmith8279]

Isn't it just a total masterpiece. The scene at the end when he 'communicates' with his mum is in my top 3 movie scenes ever of all time. The acting, particularly from Toni Collette & Haley Joel Osment in the entire film was oscar worthy.

[@BitRobot]

Toni Collette is the most underrated actor of our time.

[@russellward4624]

Her accent is amazing. Im from Philly and I was blown away years later when I found out she's Australian and not from Kensington.

[@Ason19]

I can't watch that scene in the car without tearing up.

[@rrmemphis427]

This is truth!

[@tbirdparis]

@@russellward4624 if you haven't seen it yet, check out Muriel's Wedding to see just how one million percent Australian Toni Colette really is. It makes you appreciate her acting skills passing flawlessly as an American even more.

[@randywhite3947]

Nonsense she’s one of the most well respected actors

[@hgman3920]

I remember people watching back-to-back showings of the movies when it first came out because once they learned the secret, they wanted to see it again immediately

[@jpotter2086]

"I hope she brushed her teeth" LOL ... I love how quickly you make the simple observations!

[@ziggystardog]

I love that you’re going to watch this a second time before posting, it’s perfect for a film like this! Not sure how many times I’ve watched the bicycle crash scene, it’s so amazing.

[@ndrewcreatgamer6650]

In my opinion, this scene of this undoubted masterpiece is one of the best and strongest in the film, if not the most!

[@i.marchand4655]

Whimsory always does the second watch pre-post. It's a big part of what makes her an S-Tier reactor. I made a rule for myself when I first started watching reactions, that I could only watch a rection to a movie that I had seen. This girl here is one of the very, very few who have caused me to consider changing that rule.

[@MasterBiffpudwell]

The color red is the key to this movie. The color red indicates when a ghost interacts with the living.

[@halbaloney4593]

I saw it in 1999 as a kid. It was the type of horror movie you could watch with the family. Really hard to see past the scary scenes and notice the movie's heart as a kid.

[@randall-king]

I cry every time the little sister asks if Cara is coming back. I cry every time in the car scene with the mother and son. Very touching movie.

[@ronrogers7743]

The hallmark of a good twist ending is if, on your second viewing, you can see all the hints, the clues, the things that seem SO OBVIOUS in hindsight, about the coming twist that you missed the first time. A twist for twists sake is boring. A twist that was foreshadowed in the most subtle of ways, that makes you go "of couse!" out of both shock and surprise but still makes total sense in context...that's what these early Shaymalan films did well. This film is a masterpiece.

[@antoniolugo3679]

That five-year span, 1995-2000, Bruce Willis made one of the most emotional movies I've ever seen: The Sixth Sense, The Kid, Armageddon. Also some incredible movies like Die Hard with vengeance, 12 monkeys, The fifth element. Fun fact, I hadn't realized that two movies have to do with numbering

[@mattstanford9673]

I love "The Kid." Spencer Breslin was a perfect mini-Bruce.

[@Etticos.]

Toni Colette gives the performance of a lifetime in a feel good, heartwarming, wholesome movie named Hereditary. If you like her I can’t recommend it enough! Peak acting.

[@kellytreolo6195]

It's so cool how the whole world seems to have come together to not spoil the ending of this movie for other people. Great reaction!

[@jshizzle6866]

The movie was the talk of the town when it came out. Fun fact: M. Night Shyamalan plays a character in most of his movies. It’s become a thing to try and spot him like Stan Lee in the Marvel movies. Fun reaction as always.

[@robertbunting3117]

H.J.O. was probably about 10-11 when they filmed this and he crushed every scene, I mean he was holding his own in scenes opposite two amazing actors. The car scene at the end gets me every time, Toni Collette is sooooooo good. I would definitely recommend H.J.O.'s next film from 2000 'Pay It Forward' and I'll be nice and warn you to bring tissues.

[@Reclining_Spuds]

Indeed! I have never seen my wife cry so hard at the end of that one!

[@i.marchand4655]

And don't bother wearing make-up (which you don't need even on your worst days).

[@joeblankenship377]

Yup. Nobody expects this "scary movie" will make you bawl your eyes out in the end. Just the idea of getting a message from my mom in the afterlife makes me get teary.

[@BonniBarlow-fn6oj]

I've seen this film many times. It just clicked with me that Malcolm's psychiatric notes he's looking at while he's sitting on the bench across from Cole's house - had to have been his notes on Vincent, because he used the same words in his first notes about Cole - possible mood disorder, etc. He had not met with Cole yet, and Cole hadn't been to a psychiatrist before, so those notes were not about him specifically.

[@charlize1253]

What makes this movie so great is its depth and heart: you can completely ignore the ghosts, and what's left is a moving story about a struggling single mom and her unpopular bullied son.

[@walterrutherford8321]

And a struggling widow, but you don’t know that until the end.

[@aricheintzelma6877]

Haven't seen a lot of Haley Joel myself, but "Second Hand Lions" is another worth watching.

[@mattstanford9673]

F'cking love that movie.

[@JapesJasper]

One of my all time favorites

[@drew9738]

If a child tells you you’re ugly don’t take it to heart. They pee their pants and still eat their boogers. You got me liking your content because you’re awesome in every way. I look forward seeing more.

[@zeldyrrolorin9962]

It was mentioned already but I figured the attention to film making detail is up your alley. Every time a ghost appears / is nearby there is a splash of red somewhere. A balloon, a sweater, a doorknob, etc. When it is just the school kids bullying him or a classroom scene there is no obvious red. In interviews M. Night said this was intentional. (They may have messed up here and there but I find that they tried to be really cool.)

[@TheJerbol]

Cole steals a figurine, everyone: That's so cute and funny Halfway through the movie, everyone: Ohhh, that's terrifying and understandable

[@draskang]

Toni Collette is god-tier in this. Haley Joel Osment is amazing & he kinda over shadowed her when this came out (plus a good kid actor is way more rare), but when I watched it again years later Toni Collette is just amazing..

[@The-Underbaker]

Brilliant that you shit on the wife through the whole movie but then apologised at the end! lol

[@ballybunion9]

Best part of the video: 26:00: Whimsory putting all the pieces of the puzzle together.

[@didonna1974]

I took a date to see this. Then i took my father to see his reaction. There is no more perfect movie to watch others watch. I've watched so many KZbin reactors watch this. Only one reactor figured it out before the end. I always love your end conversation thoughts. You're one of my favorite reactors ❤ keep up the good work 😊

[@mblackwl]

Even back then, people were very good about not broadcasting the ending. After the period of "Everyone knows what happened" I'm glad to see that it catches modern reactors flat flooted for the most part.

[@Polymathically]

I was lucky enough to watch this on opening night at The Metreon here in SF. Being part of the audience that didn't get the twist spoiled was such a unique experience.

[@fidel2xl]

Good reaction as always, Whimsory. I actually figured out that Dr. Malcolm was dead very early in the movie (not too long after the scene where he was shot). I remembered reading short stories by writers like Ambrose Bierce ('An Occurrence At Owl Creek Bridge'), so it wasn't hard to figure out the twist very early even without knowing that there was a big twist revealed at the end of the movie...lol. Btw, actress Toni Collette was very much appreciated by everyone for her performance in this movie. She was even nominated for an Oscar for 'Best Supporting Actress'. Haley Joel Osment was also nominated for Best Supporting Actor.

[@DylansPen]

The reason the twist and reveal at the end works so incredibly well is because no one in the audience knows any of the rules of this story world going in.

[@beckicave7611]

The scene in the car gets me every time. Haley and Tonis performances were outstanding. But the look on Mischas face when she appears in the tent and the realisation of what happened to her chokes me up. Such A Phenomenal Movie.

[@tomswift3482]

Great reaction. You definitely owe it to yourself to watch Haley Joel Osment in A.I. Artificial Intelligence.

[@Daniel-Strain]

The best thing about this movie, is that even if it had NO twist ending, it still would have been an incredible movie. The climax would have been when he tells his mom about the ghosts in the car. Her acting in that scene is devastatingly real. But Osmund and Willis' also give their best acting performances ever too.

[@JamesASharp]

M. Night Shyamalan caught lightning 🌩 in a bottle with this movie. The Sixth Sense is one of the greatest horror films ever made. Great reaction! 👍🏿

[@eliashernandez6150]

Yay whimsorys back!! This movie still gets me in the feels no matter how many times I watch it. Great choice 💯🤙

[@defunctus408]

Great reaction, Whimsory! I'm glad that you came in blind and did not hear any of the spoilers beforehand.

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

Oh, man .. I told my boss I was going to see it, and she said "it's fun. Has a kind of twist to the ending.". Considering the ads showed the kid whispering "I see dead people." It took about a millisecond for me to (correctly) theorize the twist. I sure wish she had clammed up

[@rantman4521]

A Whimsory shaped hole in the door, and a dead ghost on the floor. 🤣🤣GENIUS. Best reaction to this movie 'I've seen👍👍

[@thefinerthingsinlife4557]

Whims, you are NOT ugly. You are a star!

[@davidforestieri4784]

Saw it opening weekend and there was collective silence when the packed theatre realized the 'twist' followed by audible disbelief

[@emilywilhite5807]

The opening seen of this is scarier than most other horror movies.

[@SubZeroCommander]

Haley Joel Osment: Apart from being Forrest's son he was really good as a child actor in a Spielberg film called 'A.I. Artificial Intelligence'; another sad movie but worth watching IMHO! I really love your reactions Whimsory! 🙂

[@LordVolkov]

A.I. is due for a reevaluation I think. Not Spielberg's finest, but Haley is really good and I even like Jude Law in it 😅

[@thseed7]

I don't like seeing you cry. Hurts my heart. I hope you get to watch a comedy or two. As always, another brilliant breakdown

[@fosterparkCLK]

M. Night Shyamalan shows up in *Signs,* too. Stephen King and Alfred Hitchcock also do cameos in their movies (although SK isn't a director, except for *Maximum Overdrive* and has a cameo there, too)

[@kellerzor7270]

It has been more than 20 years since I have seen The Sixth Sense in its entirety again, but I remember the most important and emotional parts. I cried when you cried in the scene in the car near the end. This is your best reaction so far. And if a child tells you that you're ugly, he doesn't know what he's saying, obviously 😄😄😄

[@magicbrownie1357]

I know whenever I tune into a Whimsory reaction, I'm about to watch a reaction unlike any other on YT. Love Whimsory's insights, humor, quirkiness and originality. Don't ever stop being you!

[@urborg74]

Watching someone react to a movie is almost like getting to watch the movie for the first time again. Your honest and heartfelt reactions are among the best. You cry I cry, you laugh I laugh, you jump...well, I don't jump, but it's still funny. ;) Thank you for doing these videos, they're so fun to watch. You're videos are always "must clicks" for me.

[@kenttaylor9238]

Another good tearjerker with Haley Joel, Helen Hunt, and Kevin Spacey is Pay It Forward

[@PhilipDrown]

Yay…a new Whimsory video! And a good film choice. I remember when this came out I kept hearing about the surprise ending no one sees coming and thought I would see it. I was genuinely surprised when I left the theatre that night.

[@gesundheit602]

When this movie came out, we all kept the secret about the big twist. It’s really amazing that everybody recommended it to their friends but didn’t give anything away. It was like being in a special club 🙂

[@reneerocha1796]

12:44 that dr that talked to the mom was M Night Shyamalan 😊(making his usual appearance in his movies)

[@AceCorban]

I was raised by a single mom struggling to keep all the plates spinning while also having to deal with my weird becoming a teen bullshit. Toni Collette did a fantastic job. She reminded me of mom.

[@libertyresearch-iu4fy]

Here are three clues that are easy to miss: 1. When Cole and Malcolm first see each other across the street, Cole takes off running. 2. Cole asks Malcolm if he is a good doctor, and Malcolm answers: "I used to be." 3. Outside the girl's bedroom, Malcolm is not reflected in the door knob.

[@walterrutherford8321]

2) No, Malcom didn’t know he was dead, only Cole did. He quit calling himself a good doctor after a former patient shows up in his house TELLING HIM that he had failed him.

[@libertyresearch-iu4fy]

@@walterrutherford8321 What do you mean no? I was quoting the movie.

[@ircjesselee]

M Knight Shimamilonn and Broof Wilkins. Great duo 😂

[@hellomark1]

This is one of those movies that came out during a busy point in my life, and despite loving movies, missed it and had it spoiled for me later. In fact your reaction, I think this is the most I've ever seen of it. Thank you for your reaction though, it makes me want to watch it!

[@Sandra-wj4on]

Alfred Hitchcock is the first director that appeared as an extra in all his movies.

[@AustinStarDust]

I saw this twice at the theaters. I gasped when i first learned Bruce Willis was dead during the entire time, and I was too focused to be aware of the audience around me. I paid attention at the second viewing, and yes-everyone reacted in shock at that moment.

[@bonolio]

I watched this at the cinema 3 days after release. About 15-20 minutes into the movie, someone in the theatre yelled out, "Bruce Willis is a Ghost". I was, WTF does that even ........... oh shit. I still occasionally wish to the universe that that person suffered a tragic karmic fate.

[@cryptc]

​@@bonolioI want to find a person like that and ask them why would they do that? Same thing with people that spoil in youtube comments with series reactions for future episodes... I just can't for the life of me understand what they gain from spoiling like that? I wouldn't even throttle them, I just want a 10 min discussion analyzing their personality.

[@russellward4624]

​@cryptc there's a lot of miserable people in the world and it makes them feel better that everyone else is miserable too. That they feel powerful making other people miserable.

[@loonz1969]

Cole's school in the film is actually my Alma Mater, Peirce College of Business right here in Philadelphia.

[@jadehunter1027]

Really love your reactions and reviews Whimsory the outro part and discussion is always my fave part of your videos 😻

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“A Whimsory shaped hole in the door”….. dude I snort laughed so hard 🤣🤣🤣🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼