THE SIXTH SENSE Movie Reaction | First Time Watch | Bruce Willis | Haley Joel Osment | Toni Collette

[@danzthename]

This was marketed as horror when it first came out, and I was scared to death of watching it. But once I did, I realized it's one of the sweetest, most touching stories with a cast of actors who acted the shit out it. I don't think there was a dry eye in my theater at the end.

[@blacklite911]

Sure but it does have some horror scenes, especially when it shows from the boy’s POV when the ghosts come to him, It’s scary

[@ircjesselee]

Lieutenant Dan

[@adriantrusca1245]

It's a thriller, not a horror.

[@crystalfire5564]

The scene in the car was so emotional. It makes me cry every time I see it.

[@jennybeard6341]

Me too!

[@andreas7606]

Same here.

[@davidmunro546]

This is almost word for word the comment I was gonna leave.

[@crystalfire5564]

@ I think it affects a lot of people the same way.

[@jennybeard6341]

@@crystalfire5564 it’s the “do I make her proud” we all want to make our mothers proud, and to know you do? 😭

[@TheLegendOfRandy]

As a kid, this was a terrifying horror movie. As an adult, it's an emotional drama. It used to scare me, now it makes me cry.

[@-Knife-]

Couldn't have said that better.

[@cosmicvale]

Just watching this reaction, the scenes and even knowing what was coming up got me emotional. It's amazing the change in perspective as we got older.

[@jamedraa8472]

That car scene with Cole's mom is EPIC!!! Both actors did such a great job.

[@marximus4]

The most impressive part of these recent reactions to The Sixth Sense is that the plot twist wasn't spoiled.

[@cocomelon1396]

How do you spoil a film that is several decades old?

[@cyrilleleb.8563]

​@@cocomelon1396 It's not about the movie. It's about the people.

[@Hauke-ph5ui]

44:15 Cole never thought he had an adult with him, he knew from the first moment that Dr. Crowe was dead. Remember the very first scene where they met? Cole left the house, stopped the moment he saw the Doc and ran away immediately. That's because he knew that the doc is dead. If you rewatch the movie you'll notice lots and lots of hints that are super obvious once you know the twist but are completely overlooked on a first watch by almost everyone.

[@TheGelasiaBlythe]

The red was a symbol that the dead are nearby. Anna wears a red shawl at night whrn Malcolm is home. The doorknob to the basement office is red. The church door is red. Cole's sweater is red and he chases a red balloon at the birthday party. There are a million more other scenes to clue you in. But notice that everything is a fade-to-black except the last scene, which fades to white for Malcolm.

[@hutt359]

I thought it was interesting that Kris was wearing a read shirt while watching but didn’t mention it when noticing the red.

[@zbennalley]

I love how time can take back a film. When this came out, the iconic first twist was, "I see dead people." Was used in the trailer, but no one could guess the second twist when it initially came out. Then everyone spoiled it. Now, enough time has passed that the twist is blindsiding a new generation.

[@rin68nyr90]

Cole knew he was a ghost from the start. He was running to the church because he was there…then his reaction when he first starts talking to Cole, and Cole totally side-eyes him.

[@deantylr]

I love watching you react, you’re so emotional & sincere it’s just amazing to watch….. can’t wait for the next movie you do..

[@ThanxNo]

Bruce Willis dying is truly your emotional kryptonite

[@heesoo18]

That Armageddon reaction was a wet mess lol

[@thejoeschmoshow]

Isn’t it everyone’s though? 😂😭

[@pundrumtranambi5366]

Thank you very much for your emotional and honest reaction to this beautiful movie. All the best to you!

[@julianaFinn]

Props to my fellow Aussie Toni, for her performance as mum. She ate the scenery.... just brilliant

[@spacemanspiff3052]

She did indeed. She rocks!!!

[@indiatastic]

She's Australian???!

[@kelvinhill9874]

@@indiatasticyes. Toni Collette is a very good Australian actor.

[@julianaFinn]

@indiatastic yup. She's huge here, started as a young actor. You should watch "Muriel's Wedding", she's hilarious in that

[@nebulousreactions]

I had no idea she was Australian! Her accents are always so on point. She's incredibly good.

[@davidcopple8071]

The boy actor is Hailey Joel Osment. He was indeed a phenomenal child actor. Bruce Willis during an interview said about working with Hailey Joel that he was the most professional actor that he'd ever had the privilege to work with. You can watch Hailey Joel Osment in other great movies like A. I. Artificial intelligence, Second Hand Lions, and Pay It Forward. He'll definitely blow you away with his acting chops in these movies as well. The movie A.I. where Hailey plays a child android . The director said that Hailey all on his own decide that a real android would have no need to blink his eyes. So all through the arguably very long but still enjoyable, movie, Hailey doesn't blink during a single scene of the entire movie. That's exactly the level of professionalism that Bruce Willis was describing during his interview. Hailey is all grown up now. But he's still acting and apparently still enjoying himself.

[@gerardblandina9844]

Kristen, when you mentioned that Bruce Willis had nice handwriting, I chuckled. Bruce Willis is a lefty; because it would reveal his ring being gone, he taught himself how to write with his other hand.

[@dianem8544]

But you can see his left hand when he's doing the magic penny trick, and there's no ring. I can't think of a reason for them to make it look like he''s right handed, but it's not to hide the lack of a ring.

[@Unit756]

Still can't believe that's Donnie Wahlberg

[@LastRenegade]

Donnie Smallberg.

[@cflournoy1529]

He was excellent in this role!

[@OneArmedRetroGamer]

Hanging tough

[@markcainyourfriendinthecar3387]

This movie is the definition of a masterpiece.

[@theylied1776]

Cole knew the Dr was a Ghost. That's why Cole asked him if he was Good or Bad when he first met him. Then later, Cole told him You're Good.

[@Sandra-wj4on]

Cole knew the doctor was dead, because he was terrified in the beginning, however, the doctor didn’t know he was dead. The color red signifies an important situation that’s happening or being revealed concerning the ghosts. Great reaction! Thank you!❤

[@hessu275]

Excellent emotional movie, one of Bruce's best performances. Hayley Joel Osment gives a great performance for a kid and Toni Collette is outstanding

[@Fakeaorta]

Haley was the MVP. Toni was excellent. Bruce was really good. But the story hinges on believing Haley 100%. If you don't believe his fear and sadness, the movie falls apart.

[@andrewreiber7691]

💯! He should’ve won the Oscar. The movie doesn’t work without his performance. And he’s truly remarkable for his age.

[@TheOnlyGazzLam]

That car scene is the only movie scene which consistently draws a tear from me. In every rewatch, during every reaction video! Toni Collette was awesome (and HJO, obviously)... That was actually Toni's audition scene too... no wonder she got the role!

[@StoriesThatSuck-pw1vi]

The cinematographer, Tak Fujimoto, likes to use red to show emotionally charged moments or moments of violence or death. I love this movie -- one of my all-time favorites, since I saw it in the theater, when it first came out. It's even better when you watch it knowing the twist because you notice all sorts of other details and it becomes this beautiful, heartbreaking story. I get all teary eyed every time I see the scene in the car at the end. Thank you for reacting to it.

[@alexhaas9653]

I see a CinePals reaction....Amazing movie. Saw that in the theater back then. What a twist. Bruce showing a different side here, did a great job. The whole cast did. Even the small roles (like the Dad when watching the video of his daughter). Kudos to Donnie Wahlberg as well. Just a few minutes of screentime, but he did so great. Chilling. A movie to rewatch, to catch all the hints and details.

[@ericlaw171]

27:26 this part made my wife cry too. We have a son about Cole's age that also doesnt like to open up about his feelings so this scene hit pretty hard

[@blueeyedcowboy8291]

Loved this reaction, Kristen. You felt how you are supposed to feel for this movie. One of my favorite reactions from you. A top 5 movie twist of all-time.

[@joegarza49]

We all cried when we saw the movie, Kristen.

[@TomTomson81]

There is a second twist in the movie that hardly anyone notices, if you can call it that. Malcom's wife was also haunted...by Malcolm. She couldn't move forward with her life because Malcolm was still present. She felt his presence and also in the one scene where Malcolm got angry about the other man, he shattered the window. So he also actively prevented a new relationship for his wife. So the last words were also important for his wife to hear. She needed it to finally be able to go on living. Btw. It was very clear that the doctor didn't know he was dead until he noticed the missing ring. In addition to his surprised expression, there is also the fact that the boy said 2 times in the movie that the ghosts don't know that they are dead and see what they want to see. How much more clearly should this be presented to everyone?

[@zbennalley]

I saw it the same way Malcolm is haunting his wife, but Malcolm's need to fix his mistake won't allow him to leave her, and every time he's gone, she's actively healing herself/moving on.

[@tapoemt3995]

As I asked above, "If he was dead for 4 years, how did he get all that paperwork on Cole when we first meet him?"

[@TomTomson81]

@@tapoemt3995 Who says he gets it? He worked it out himself. As you could see at the beginning, he only observed the boy before he got in touch with him. And as the boy said, ghosts only see what they want to see. They make up the world in which they ghost around, i.e. as they like it or imagine it. That means he doesn't have to have been requested, he just believes that it is so. How long he has watched the boy since then has not been shown. Just the last bit. Maybe there is also a higher power that has assigned to him and he just doesn't know it. Questions that interest no one and contribute absolutely nothing

[@tapoemt3995]

@@TomTomson81 The first we see him looking at Cole, his hands are on the paperwork. 05:12

[@TomTomson81]

@@tapoemt3995 And? That doesn't mean that he hadn't been doing it before. That's what I said. He builds the world as he wants it.

[@duanebidoux6087]

I think in the scene where we saw the mother who had murdered her child wearing the red dress was really meant to show you that this mother had a need to attract attention (Who would ever wear a red dress to any funeral, let alone your own child's funeral?). The women had Munchausen syndrome by proxy, which is a psychological disorder marked by attention seeking behavior by a caregiver through those who are in her (it is almost always a female disorder) care.

[@esclad]

The color red does have a significant meaning in this movie but I can't remember why.

[@steveodonald2669]

Red means something supernatural is happening

[@larrypope5142]

M Night Shyamalan stated in the spirit world, the symbolism of red denotes anger and depression,and suggests that these ghosts are frustrated, misunderstood and wish to change a certain impressions they've left behind.

[@TampaCEO]

When I was 3, I was convinced there were monsters under my bed. My mom could not convince me otherwise. That night, however, my aunt and her kids were at the house. My cousin, Billy was 8. She asked him if he could convince me there were no monsters under the bed. Billy went to his truck and came back with a hammer and went into my room. 2 minutes later he came out and said I was asleep. My mom was confused. "How did you do it?" she asked. He said "I gave him the hammer and told him that 'If you see any monsters, HIT 'EM WITH THIS!!!'" When my mom peeked into my room, I was asleep with my arms wrapped around the hammer. 🙂 I don't know why I tell you this story, but I thought it was appropriate for this movie.

[@legendinthemaking9861]

You still keep the hammer?

[@TampaCEO]

@@legendinthemaking9861 LOL! I wish I did. I was too young to remember. My mother had to tell me the story.

[@tetsuoishiki4677]

That's Donnie Wahlberg as Vincent Gray and Mischa Barton as Kyra, the ghost girl.

[@keng4847]

Cole knew Bruce Willis was dead. Early in the movie, before Cole and Willis even meet for the 1st time, we see Cole running, and Bruce Willis following him. Cole is trying to run away from Bruce Willis. And Cole correctly knew that Willis could successfully communicate with his wife if he talked to her when she was asleep. Which is not a way living people communicate with each other. And the reason Cole was so upset, and said "You're the only one who can help me, I know it" (when Willis told him he could no longer be his therapist), is because Cole figured that the only person who could help him would be someone who was dead

[@dannykent6190]

I also think there's some subtle hinting when they meet in the house too. Cole doesn't want to talk to him there, partially because he's still scared, but also because his mother is in the next room over and he doesn't want her to hear him engaged in conversation with no one. That's why he's willing to play the question game. Malcom does most of the talking. He just needs to react. Anywhere else they meet, he openly responds.

[@texashookem22]

The twist was SO good and well done that even when it had been running for a while in theaters nobody wanted to say what the twist was out loud out of fear of ruining it for those who hadn't yet seen it. We all left the theater in absolute buzz with wet faces. It's top tier brilliance.

[@keithsimpson6563]

Did anyone else ever noticed when she ran to him after he was shot she landed and pushed in the spot where he has been shot and hurts him more? Plus when he said " I'm ok it doesn't even hurt no more" it was at that point he died.

[@lexnikolle]

Cole knew Malcom was dead. That's why in the beginning of the movie he's running away from him.

[@rrenaee]

Loved the being annoyed because you’re crying. Made me chuckle 😂

[@littlemichelley25]

I love how as soon as Cole tells him that he sees dead people, we start seeing them too

[@sutej72]

When Cole told Malcolm : Im ready to tell you my secret...... you can see Cole looking at Malcolm where he was shot, just before he told him...... I see dead people. We cant see the blood on his shirt because Malcolm wears a jacket on him all the time. Cole knew from the first moment that Malcolm was dead so he ran to the church. Thanks for a wonderful date, wish I could have been there to give a hug at the end.

[@clayschuetz899]

This is such a great film , I mean I cant praise it enough for it's storytelling brilliance. And yes the last of the film still absolutely breaks me emotionally 😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@Martin-u9e]

This is really an amazing movie and Haley Joel Osmand as Cole OMG he stole every scene he was in and had me in tears. That ending with him and his mom in the car could not stop crying 😢😢😢😢 he is truly an amazing actor all his movies just grabs you.

[@TimpossibleOne]

The boy, Haley Joel Osment, was nominated for an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor. He lost to Michael Caine but he should've won.

[@ollewall]

One of the best films of all time. Thrilling and incredibly emotional with amazing performances from everyone involved, especially the three stars. I'm sobbing so much every time I'm watching it.

[@sarahsupasweet]

This movie scared me as a kid. As an adult I just love the big reveal at the end. 😂 Not so scary anymore but such a great film.

[@magicalmiller]

Red always happens when there is a REVEAL of the supernatural to some character.

[@dax977]

Brilliant reaction Kristen!! This film always takes people by surprise because nobody expects to feel emotional about it. I always love how you feel for characters in their situations and this then turns your emotions on ..... and cry 😢😂 well done mate ❤

[@jameschan002]

I love your reaction to 6th sense and your reaction to Armageddon! When Cole was telling her mom his secret, I always felt emotional during that scene.

[@hutt359]

Kristen is so sweet. These reactions shows she wears her heart on her sleeve. Would love to see her watch some of the other M. Night movies, like Signs, Glass, and Split.

[@errolowl1]

This was such a beautiful and empathetic reaction, thank you for being so open!

[@nammis77]

It makes me sad to think about what Bruce Willis is going through in his life right now. Very good movie this. You should watch "A Knock at the Cabin" and "Trap".

[@3DJapan]

It's interesting that the first ghost he tries to help is about his age. Maybe that made it easier for him to talk to her.

[@bphater31]

Best twist ever

[@viosavvy]

Toni Collette always makes you feel EVERY thing; especially in this movie.

[@DesertHomesteader]

All the tears in the appropriate places! I love reactions that are appropriate. Thank you for sharing your emotions with us.

[@davidreisinger9272]

"They only see what they want to see..." Hence why Malcolm struggled to gain access to his basement: it was blocked off by a desk -- he just couldn't see it. I remember watching this as a boy with my father. I figured Malcolm died in the beginning, but the revelation is crazy! Red has a special meaning in the film: they specifically use it to point out that something is haunted -- frequented by spirits. It has to be ghosts -- entities that died painfully and/or left unfinished business.

[@Maehedrose]

The boy's bit in the beginning, about how he learned not to draw troublesome pictures, reminds me so much of my childhood. I spent a lot of time learning to behave in a way that made others comfortable.

[@tgriffin8179]

Thank you for such a heartfelt reaction. It truly is heartwarming and heartbreaking.

[@kingscorpion7346]

Kristen, wiping tears away from her eyes, "What is wrong with me right now?" the answer: you're watching one of Haley Joel Osment's finest performances! another of his finest performances is Pay It Forward (2000).

[@TrueBx]

I seen this movie before, but Kristen, you really made me feel it with your reaction. Wow! You really got into it and got me feeling it. Thanks❤

[@timcarder2170]

What do, "The Sixth Sense" and "Titanic", have in common with, "Alive" and "30 Days Of Night"? *"Icy Dead People"*

[@3DJapan]

The little girl's mom seems to have something like Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy. She feels the need to take care of someone, even if it means harming them.

[@willvr4]

Even as a guy, I can't watch this without crying. Especially the car scene and the eventual reveal. It's one of those movies where when you watch it a 2nd time, there are clues EVERYWHERE...but it's never obvious.

[@luisalbertocalla6649]

Great reaction! One of the best suspense films, with masterful performances and very emotional. Greetings from Tandil, Argentina! 🇦🇷🤗

[@ChipCrisper]

I think this movie might be in my top 10 favorite films of all time. But I think it also might be the film that makes me cry the most in that there are about six different points in the movie that make me want to blow my eyes out

[@THEREALBRUTHABROWN]

Bruce Willis in Armageddon get the tears flowing... The 6th sense says HOLD MY BEER

[@Darrenleewright84]

Just watching this reaction I saw so many things I’ve missed over the years . That’s why I love these reactions

[@eliasm907]

Can we all agree that Kristen is a goddess and deserves to be protected!!! Stop making her cry!

[@3DJapan]

"Nothing good ever happened in the basement". That's where my clothes get clean. That's pretty good.

[@chrisj2546]

The craziest twist.. the guy in the hair piece, that's bruce willis the whole time

[@brianwilson2789]

I found out the final twist long before seeing the movie and it was still great. Great writing and cinematography, but the stellar cast took it to the next level of movie.

[@qwertyuiop22ful]

It’s always so cool to see the reaction of someone who hasn’t seen the movie but also doesn’t know the plot twist.

[@gesundheit602]

Donnie Wahlberg did a great job playing the patient that shot him. I never even realized that was him until recently, then read how he lost a lot of weight for the role.

[@TerryJ-zf5zp]

What a great reaction, so pure, I have watched alot of your reactions to different movies, this is your best. great job

[@StevenFleming-x7q]

This Film Just Pulls At The Heart Strings it's just a Brilliant Film It Should Have Won a Bucket Load at the Oscars Fantastic Performance's From Everyone in this Film

[@TAER99]

The sixth sense is one of those perfect movies that subverts all expectations.

[@asterix7842]

Date night with Kristen? ❤ After all these years, I still tear up at that scene where Cole and his mother are talking in the car. Haley Joel Osment was so good in this! It's too bad he never became a bigger star.

[@MarcoMM1]

Great reaction like always. The attention to detail in this movie is amazing and makes it a fun rewatch. Every time there's a ghost and a human nearby there's something red. A red balloon leads Cole up the stairs at the birthday party. Cole's safety tent is made of red blankets. The horrible mother at the funeral is wearing red. The inexplicable changes of temperature from normal to so cold that you can see the characters’ breath can be explained by the fact that it only gets cold when a ghost is upset. So well done. There are others fun-facts about it, Walt Disney Studios' then-president David Vogel didn’t bother to consult with his superiors before paying $2.25 million for the rights to The Sixth Sense, and agreed to let Shyamalan direct the already-expensive film. Vogel’s boss was livid when he found out about the deal, and demanded that Vogel relinquish some of his power. When Vogel refused, he was canned. Actor Donnie Wahlberg lost 43 pounds for his role of Vincent Grey, changing his appearance so much that director M. Night Shyamalan did not even recognize him on the first day of filming. The inexplicable changes of temperature from normal to so cold that you can see the characters’ breath can be explained by the fact that it only gets cold when a ghost is upset. Shyamalan regretted casting himself as dr. Hill, He did it as a “nice little thing” to acknowledge his parents, who are both doctors. Unfortunately, the actor Manoj Nelliyattu Shyamalan wasn’t good enough for his director: He thought his acting was so bad that he cut most of his scene. Cole speaks a Latin phrase in church upon meeting Malcolm: “De profundis clamo ad te domine.” These are actually the first few words of Psalm 130 in The Bible. Translated into English, thy mean, “Out of the depths, I cry to you, O Lord.” This movie story it’s similar to an episode of are you “Afraid of the dark” the 1994 episode “The Tale of the Dream Girl” shares a similar storyline to this movie, where a teenager named Johnny doesn’t realize that he’s dead until the very end of the episode, even though the only living person that talks to him is his sister Erica. (The audience doesn't realize it either.) This movie was one of only five horror movies to be nominated for a Best Picture Oscar. The others were Jaws, The Exorcist, The Silence of the Lambs, and Black Swan. It was also the only one of these movies that did not win any Academy Awards. Keep up the good work.

[@janicecastle3875]

I'm glad I came across this video. It should have a lot more views. I'm annoyed it didn't pop up in my feeds until today;

[@richardedgerton1852]

I love how the movie structure is the penny trick.

[@markwang77]

this was actually a beautiful reaction to a beautiful movie. bravo 👏

[@jerrywalters8885]

The little boy actor got his start at Forest Gump son at the end of that movie. The red was accented whenever something. supernatural

[@dunringill1747]

Great reaction to this M. Night Shyamalan classic.

[@clayschuetz899]

Btw you have to watch unbreakable with Bruce Willis, same director, it's absolutely brilliant .

[@deborahlepage1789]

If you like the actor who played Cole (not remembering the name as I type) let me recommend Secondhand Lions ( 2004 ) I don't ever see it recomended except by me. It's an amazing gem of a story and has a really good cast. Whether you film it as a reaction or not, you should watch it and laugh. Hayley Joel Osment, Michael Caine, Robert Duvall, and Kyra Sedgewick are in this. Most important of all, I think you might like it. Thank you for sharing your response to Sixth Sense. It's a good movie that after all the hype over the years, I bet you were a little afraid it couldn't possibly be as good as people said, over hyped. I'm always impressed that people don't spoil new viewers and let them find out the biggest secret on their own. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Be safe.

[@crystalsnow1138]

Haley Joel Osment is the actor who plays Cole.

[@scottdavis7730]

When Cole is at the funeral and about to enter the child’s room, he reaches up to a highly polished metal doorknob and we can see Cole reflected in it, but there’s no Bruce Willis standing behind him. Nobody ever looks at or interacts with Willis at the family funeral. I should have seen that, but I didn’t first time around. Brilliant writing. Shyamalan appeared in the movie as the ER physician,

[@KevinLyda]

"I had to do a few things. First, I had to help a kid. Second, I have to tell you that you were never second. Well, except this time. And also loads of other times. But I just want to gaslight you one more time before I go..."

[@allons_y1001]

Dang, gf you have reminded me of someone every time I've watched one of your reactions and I've FINALLY pinned it down... a young Lauren Hutton. I think it's the smile and the laugh (minus the diastema ofc). 😍😍😍

[@itt23r]

Don't feel bad about crying. Everyone does and the very reason people watch these reactions is so they can remember the first time they saw the film and can cry along with you. And this one really brings it out by all the ways it fools you. IT ends or at least you think it ends when Cole helps the little girl. But then they have that scene with his mother and you realize, Oh yeah that situation needs to be resolved too. And that scene gets you big time. But then it takes you back to Malcom so he can have his encounter with his wife and you are thinking, well that sonds pretty anticlimactic. How can they expect to top the scene you just saw with Cole's mother. And then you get hit with the big whammy and you get knocked for the biggest loop in the movie. What a screenplay. And thanks for sharing your reaction to it with us.

[@KPA78]

Great reactions throughout!

[@Fjuncaj]

31:42 that scream was the best part ever Lol

[@manueldeabreu1980]

Haley Osmet gets to be the son of Forest Gump and the lead here. He was a really good child actor.

[@ZbigniewZiggyCzachor]

In the restaurant she noticed that the wife treats him like he's not there 😅

[@GBF_89]

Its funny how you are wearing red too

[@historyofnerdom6111]

“Ewww don’t blow bubbles in your drink”…. Proceeds to immediately blow her nose on camera 😂😂

[@Deathwink1]

Why so few views what happened to this vid

[@zoo2248]

the next shaymalan films that you view are, unbreakeable, the village, signs, all masterpieces

[@KevinSchmitt77]

Not a diagnosis, but the little girl's mom might have a condition called "Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy". Munchausen's syndrome is when someone harms themselves or claims to have illnesses to get attention. The "by proxy" designation applies when caregivers hurt others so that they get attention for the person they hurt and themselves. It seems to present commonly in mother-child relationships as well as in healthcare workers.

[@jerrywalters8885]

Cool fact. Little girl ghost actress grew up and was main star of THE OC

[@jasonthompson1604]

I remember watching this when it first came out. Don't remember it being this emotional though.

[@blinkybill2198]

You should watch The Kid with Bruce Willis. Along with this movie it was part of a 3 movie deal for Willis with Disney.