*THE SIXTH SENSE* Shocked Us (1999) MOVIE REACTION

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[@ninevoices9401]

The biggest revalation about this movie is not the twist. its the fact you expect a creepy ghost story but you also get 2 incredibly moving love stories of a husband & wife and a mother & son.

[@1murkeybadmayn]

nope, still the twist. arguably the biggest surprise in modern film.

[@coldflamebluedragon196]

Possibly one of the greatest reveals in the history of movies. The writing in this movie is impeccable. Another good movie to watch would be “The Others”

[@kalasatwater2224]

I second this recommendation

[@MrHws5mp]

@@kalasatwater2224 Thirded

[@TheJerbol]

Certainly some similarities between them :P

[@pistonburner6448]

Yes, like they say in the Lonely Island song: "****ed in my Pants"

[@johncampbell756]

They make a great double feature.

[@passionsquietrage]

This movie's twist is probably the greatest plot bomb in cinematic history. You never see it coming until the end, and it's amazingly written. There's a reason this movie is so iconic and the twist is a huge part of it. The most heartbreaking part is that Bruce Willis can no longer act because of frontotemporal dimentia which heavily affects his motor and communication skills. My heart goes out to him and his family.

[@mnomadvfx]

This and Unbreakable. The problem is that Shyamalan kept chasing that 'gotcha' moment and it got progressively smaller returns.

[@laudanum669]

"The Usual Suspects" is another one. Also a movie most people haven't heard of is "House of Games" written and directed by David Mamet. Mamet also wrote "The Untouchables", "Glengarry Glen Ross", "Heist", "Ronin" and several other great films.

[@ashesbaby266]

@@mnomadvfx where that's concerned, I place the blame on the continued expectations from the audience after he pulled it off so well here. People kept expecting that from him, but it’s never going to be the same every time.

[@michaelragnarsson3476]

Most impressive part of this is that they both managed to avoid having one of the most famous twist endings spoiled for the 25 years that the movie has existed!

[@justwondering5651]

Yes, it seems that nobody who has seen it wants to spoil the ending for others by talking about the plot, everyone wants to first time viewers to experience the shock of that revelation. Which is as it should be.

[@JackCraft-tm9hj]

Because they are Bulgarian, it wasn't a big cultural hit there

[@samirSch]

@@JackCraft-tm9hj Didn't Laura said she was Spaniard?

[@lelenskalia7766]

@justwondering5651 You can say that again. Only I got bad luck. On the night I went out to see the movie, I ran into some friends, and after I told them what I was going to watch, one of them blurted out, "Oh, that wasn't so good. I turned out Bruce Willis was already dead." It kinda ruined the experience the whole time I was in the theatre that night.

[@jmon24ify]

not really. i find people under like 25 who never heard anything about this movie.

[@williambryan3346]

@9:52 That “Happy Anniversary” hits harder when you know the truth.

[@colej.banning2419]

All of the Malcolm & Anna scenes are so heartbreaking.

[@tdog790]

if they liked this please tell to watch these M night movies: unbreakable, signs, the village , split

[@Mr_Frost_UI]

@@tdog790 The Village... damn, long time since i watched that movie . Thx for reminding me again!

[@Deathbird_Mitch]

I would love to see them react to The Village and the other M Night movies.

[@DDD11239]

​@@Mr_Frost_UI Such a fantastic soundtrack as well. I love how Knight put the Violin player's name first, in the end credits.

[@aaronbeatdown]

If you go back and watch it again, that's why Cole is running when we first see him. Like all the others, Malcolm scares him. It's also why he says "I'm going to see you again, aren't I?" One of the best shots in the movie is Willis sitting across from Toni Collette's character. Your brain just fills in that they must have just been talking while waiting for Cole to come home.

[@oliverbrownlow5615]

Indeed -- one assumes that Malcolm and Cole's mom have been talking, and it appears that they have suddenly stopped talking when Cole arrives. And when Cole's mom says to him, "You've got an hour," it seems obvious that she is talking about the hour he will be spending in therapy with Malcolm.

[@thorstrebla980]

"Are you a good doctor?" That's probably not what Cole asked him.

[@maksimtroshkov173]

There are three things you can watch forever: fire burning, water falling, someone watching "The sixth sense" for the first time 😀

[@lancourt]

I remember seeing this in the theater and it got near the end and I was thinking, "Ok, so the kid is okay but his marriage still sucks and she's cheating on him" Ring drops. Out loud in theatre, "Oooooh fuuuuuu...." as it hit me what happened. In a film of amazing performances, my favorite is Kyra's dad. He gets the video and on his face you can see his loss and his love, slowly transforming in horror as he realized what had happening. The little shakes, the eyes. Masterful.

[@williamgreer7236]

Same for me. The "oooh" from the audience was like "the wave" being done in a sports stadium. :)

[@bjm9071]

The guy who played Kyra's dad was my neighbor (when the film came out) and I didn't know he was even in the film. He is an excellent actor, mostly theater.

[@sk8mafia214]

And then you see his wife in a red dress of all things for a funeral (which that color is used in the movie more then once and has meaning behind it) drawing attention to herself

[@miroslav.hlavicka]

And Vincent is also brilliantly acted. Donnie Wahlberg has undergone a major physical change for those few lines, losing a lot of weight to look like a man who has been tormented by something all his life. A lot of people didn't even recognize him in that role at first. He did a really great job and showed that even a small role can be so impactful.

[@mnomadvfx]

@@miroslav.hlavicka JFC that's Mark Wahlberg's brother?!!

[@jdovma1]

A moment to pay respects to Bruce Willis. What he's going through no one should have to. He had been trying to work through progressing aphasia for years. They were tailoring his roles and schedules to minimize the demands of filming and eventually just became too obvious and overwhelming. Only for it to lead to a diagnosis of FTD (Frtontotemporal Degeneration). Thoughts go out to his whole family. It reminds me of Christopher Reeve, the 1978 Superman, being paralyzed in a horseriding accident. An indestructible hero crushed by abject mortality. Bruce Willis may not have been Superman, but he is our Everyman. I hope they unlock the key to curing dementia very soon.

[@michaelsharpe4217]

This movie is such a gift.

[@grabtharshammer]

Not all dementia can be cured, vascular dementia is a physical problem with the blood vessels, once the synapses in the brain die, they can not be rebuilt. Not the same as Alzheimers. They may cure or be able to treat Alzheimers at some point.

[@Nitedawg1]

Very nicely put

[@passionsquietrage]

It's indeed heartbreaking knowing what he's going through and it's something I wouldn't wish on anyone.

[@jollyrodgers7272]

so sad - Bruce is only months older than me, and has not aged well at all. But by the Grace of God, there go I.

[@bretttodd6470]

He also wore the same clothes throughout the whole movie but he had a coat which hid the blood on his back. Something nobody notices while watching the film. Best ploy twist ever.

[@passionsquietrage]

He either is wearing the coat, or is sitting down/leaning on something so that we don't see his back. The twist is a stroke of genius.

[@sianne79]

Or the sweatshirt. He has four total outfits which is odd for "same clothes all the time"

[@Alterat6]

He died calmly and in his death was trying to convince his wife that he was okay. So as a ghost he also walked around like he was okay and had the same calm tone of voice as he did in his death and didn't appear as scary as the other ghosts because of it.

[@oliverbrownlow5615]

I just realized for the first time watching this reaction that the words Malcolm says to his wife at the end ("you sleep now") are the same ones Cole uses when talking to his mom in her sleep.

[@Barovian20]

Magy scaring the hell out of Laura every time she jumps is premium entertainment.

[@thorstrebla980]

31:21 is now my ring tone

[@Turtle_Burglar]

why am i addicted to watching people see the ending, every month or so i search for new reactions to this

[@mariojorgemajjorc]

Eu também

[@ReeveAers-rg6gx]

i'm glad a childhood bulgarian tradition translates to english, you cannot breach blanket fort!

[@Stogie2112]

Kyra's mother most probably suffered from "Factitious Disorder Imposed on Another" (FDIA), also known as "Munchausen syndrome by proxy". It is a mental health disorder, in which a caregiver creates the appearance of - or even causes - health problems in another person, typically his or her child. This may include injuring the child or altering test samples. The caregiver then presents the person as being sick or injured. Permanent injury or death of the victim may occur as a result of their caregiver having the disorder. Kyra's mother's need for attention was pathological. She may or may not have meant to kill Kyra, as keeping attention on herself was the goal. She then started making her younger daughter ill, to keep the attention coming. The mother also wore bright red to her daughter's wake, to attract attention to herself.

[@MrHws5mp]

Yep - they find that being a caregiver gets them validation and gives them self-worth, and then they don't want it to end.

[@grabtharshammer]

Stepmother

[@Stogie2112]

@@grabtharshammer ….She was Kyra’s mother - not her stepmother. There is no mention of a stepmother in the film.

[@grabtharshammer]

@@Stogie2112 You are probably correct. I, and a lot of others, always assumed it was the wicked stepmother situation, as obviously it is never made clear in the film

[@NVKyleBrown]

Also, dressing in red at your child's funeral is a big hint that something is wrong.

[@TennTrips]

Now watch it again. It's a WHOLE DIFFERENT MOVIE once you've seen the ending!!

[@19nzinga]

One of the greatest plot twist of all time!! Brilliant writing & acting.

[@brom00]

Loved your reaction, ladies! It's difficult to find even first time viewers that haven't had the ending spoiled by friends or through pop culture.

[@AinsleyORiley]

This little boy was an amazing actor so when people say it’s just a kid to justify bad acting I always refer to this movie. No excuse for bad acting kids when this boy did phenomenal

[@laudanum669]

Another movie with an amazing performance by a young actor is "Empire of the Sun". A 12 year old Christian Bale is fantastic in a movie where he is on the screen about 95% of the time.

[@thatpatrickguy3446]

Wonderful reaction ladies! One of the best plot twists I've ever seen, and it took me completely by surprise the first time I saw it. But as much as I tear up watching this, watching you two crying made me cry even more. Sending hugs to help with the trauma! All three of the lead characters were absolutely amazing. Haley Joel Osmet was scary good as Cole. It was so easy to believe that he was actually experiencing everything that was happening to Cole because he acted the role so amazingly well. Toni Collette was absolutely top notch as Cole's mom. She was absolutely heart and soul invested in her role and she played it brilliantly. And Bruce Willis was absolutely great as Malcolm. None of them felt like they were acting. They all seemed to be living their 'real' lives. Stellar performances. And kudos as well to M Night Shyamalan who created a perfect storm of a movie with absolutely stellar writing and direction, plus a cameo as the emergency room doctor who had examined Cole. And I want to say that my favorite secondary character who doesn't get enough credit is Cole's teacher. Even though Cole told his secret and embarrassed him by making him stutter in class, the teacher still chose him to play the role of Arthur in the play at the end, relegating Tommy Thomasino to being the village idiot. 😀 I really think that the teacher, having stuttered and been made fun of when he was in school, understood how Cole felt and tried to put him in a position to feel better about himself and to be included and a part of the rest of the class, like when they all fell down and were laughing and having fun together after carrying King Arthur on their shoulders at the end of the play. I loved that the teacher did all he could to give Cole that experience. 🙂

[@UTU49]

Yeah, the positive relationship that grew between Cole and his teacher is such a nice detail. I'm not sure I've ever seen a reactor who noticed it or talked about it.

[@LovelyBeachCoast-us1ec]

Laura at 30:05 Laura in English the show is called the ghost whisperer it was my favorite show when it was on with Jennifer Love Hewitt as Melinda gorden

[@MarijnvdSterre]

A nice little detail I like, is that he only heard the ghost in the recording after he started to believe. They "see" what they expect to see.

[@robbob5302]

Everybody was cast so perfectly in this movie. Even the bridesmaid who was only in two short scenes. Even the Munchausen mom, who only needed to look guilty.

[@GearsOfCake]

Toni Colette is so great in this movie

[@JTQA_Tester]

Tom Collette?

[@libertyresearch-iu4fy]

@@JTQA_Tester Take off the shades.

[@mattp6089]

The three of them are all great. Haley Joel Osment as a 10 year old while filming that role. Dear god.

[@johnescobar9951]

She deserved win the oscar

[@alexpadilla1987]

Totally! But I think the correct sentence is: Toni Colette is great in all of her movies

[@Stogie2112]

The best twist at the end is that it was a happy ending for all. Cole and his mother found peace and are now able to live without any fear. Anna found peace by accepting Malcolm's passing. She is now ready to live life again. Malcolm is at peace, as he accepted his death and is now ready to move on.....to somewhere.....😯

[@Joydeep2000]

My God I can't believe it's been 25 years since I first saw this

[@thebritishscotty]

30:00 the show Laura is talking about is called Ghost Whisper.

[@DDD11239]

A great show on Sci-Fi. I have the whole DVD series.

[@firebladetenn6633]

@@DDD11239me too Well almost all

[@rimisark]

yes, шепот от отвъдното

[@c3rbeRusSs]

​@@rimisark are they Bulgarians?

[@stuckinparadise9676]

The doctor in the movie is actually the director, M. Night Shyamalan 😊

[@terrysperman304]

Bruce Willis has two other movies where he co-stars with a kid. "The Kid" by Disney where he visits the kid version of himself to change his adult self. Also"Mercury Rising" about an Autistic kid who cracks a government code hidden in a word puzzle magazine. The shadow government puts a hit out on the kid and Bruce Willis has to step in. "Mercury Rising" is my favorite of the three, I think you will like them. "Look Who's Talking" I might throw in there, Bruce Willis does the voice of the baby. Starring John Travolta, Chirsty Ally, and Bruce Willis.

[@davidtoupal1015]

The kid is excellent

[@bluecollartradesman715]

Bruce tries to kill a kid in Looper.

[@BKPrice]

And in Unbreakable his character's son has a prominent role.

[@bigdaddychacon]

I remember watching this movie in theaters. That ending absolutely blew me away! It’s such an amazing movie and definitely one that everyone should watch.

[@cluster_f1575]

Same. This was one of those incredible moments to share at the theater. Hearing the audience collectively gasp when the ring hits the floor & with the sudden realization that Malcolm is a ghost... absolute chills.

[@GenXJen78]

I think this is the best reaction to the reveal I've ever seen.

[@HalkerVeil]

I never noticed that the magic trick in the movie is a direct correlation to him. He is the penny.

[@joeschmoe1150]

33:53 As a dad... the scene would be over SHORTLY.

[@LOSTMUNK3Y]

As they were watching the anniversary dinner scene and said you gotta balance work and home I was like ohhhhh no they better have 2 boxes of tissues ready 💁🏼‍♂️🫣

[@noechavez8860]

21:00 magy scares the hell out of laura😂😂😂

[@jdovma1]

The patient that broke in at the beginning... played by Donnie Wahlberg. Mark Wahberg's brother and member of New Kids On The Block. lol What a performance.

[@robbob5302]

Oscar worthy.

[@mattp6089]

The best M. Night Shyamalan film. Nothing beats the gasps slowly going off around an otherwise whisper-quiet cinema as the penny drops in peoples' heads at or soon after the same time as the ring drops.

[@firebladetenn6633]

He sees dead people. That hospital must of been hell for that poor child.

[@LovelyBeachCoast-us1ec]

16:17 magy getting scared lol 😂🤣

[@juancarlosgonzales993]

If you want to see a calmer movie with Toni Collette, I recommend watching Hereditary.

[@kilroy987]

mm calmer, yes, mm.

[@avengeme1987]

I was a mental health caseworker for 14 years and it can be heartbreaking to think about those you couldn't help

[@bigdream_dreambig]

The trick with any "rescue" personnel is to convince yourself that they were already lost -- the important thing is you were able to save the ones that you did. Of course, that's easier said than done...

[@danielduarte6802]

​@@bigdream_dreambig Running away from reality is a terrible advice

[@bigdream_dreambig]

@@danielduarte6802 It's not running away from reality; it's accepting reality. Some rescue personnel go in with the belief that everyone can be saved. This is untrue and it's terrible for their mental health because then everyone who's lost feels like their personal responsibility and failure. It's much more realistic and healthy to accept that you're only human, not a god, and that every individual you save is a victory -- each one an epic tragedy averted and therefore a life-changing success to celebrate.

[@danielduarte6802]

@@bigdream_dreambig Yeah that's fine but I was disagreeing with your "trick"

[@bigdream_dreambig]

@@danielduarte6802 What's wrong with it? It's the same idea, just worded differently: setting yourself up to celebrate the victories and not view everything else as a personal failure.

[@Jordashian93]

Now this is a movie that gives you the shivers and moves you to tears almost in the same breath, this is a unique masterpiece.

[@daphneglasurus7886]

I felt for Vincent even before everything was explained because of that actor’s performance. It’s easy to say therapy “doesn’t work out for everyone” but imagine being the person it didn’t work out for. And imagine the therapist who didn’t help you at all to be praised as a hero who saved children. Now that we know what Vincent went through, hopefully you feel for him by the end.

[@BonniBarlow-fn6oj]

It just occured to me after all these years, why would Vincent think killing himself was a good idea? Now he'll be a ghost and probably haunt someone himself. Or he'll still be surrounded by scary ghosts.

[@daphneglasurus7886]

@@BonniBarlow-fn6oj I think confronting his therapist for failing him meant he thought he would have no unfinished business

[@jardennis4nd]

There is nothing more gorgeous than a woman who has compassion for a child.

[@Alexszander]

2:00 the best friends idea of romantic - with a good dose of funny in it 3:58 last time his wife spoke directly to him. 5:00 that's a very good observation, from both of you. 5:56 that's a very good question, Magy. 9:03 when you look back at this particular line, after you finish the movie, it gets that much more heartbreaking. 9:14 his wife doesn't respond, doesn't look at him, pays the tab herself and even when she says "Happy Anniversary" she does so looking to the side. 10:30 this is where the kid's mom first saw somethin is different but she didn't want to accept it or even consider the notion that her kid is actually talking to ghosts/spirits. 11:18 first time he doesn't confront his supposed "rival" for his wife's attention. 12:48 this is somethin he probably knows because one of the ghosts told him about it. 13:58 the first time we see his wife watching their wedding tape. 15:03 you're right about that, Magy, more than you know. It's a running joke in the doctors community that doctors themselves make the most fussy patients. 17:33 predicting the future with incredible accuracy as always, Magy 17:56 this right here - that's his reason for staying behind, not moving on. 18:59 you kinda expect him to say it but when he does, it still gives you the chills. 19:28 this line is incredibly important - "They don't know they're dead" 19:49 looking back at this moment - can you imagine how much this kid already trusts this random ghost, who has been trying to help him? Asking him to stay next to his bed until he falls asleep. 23:27 this is another very important line - "it gets cold" 25:05 this scene, showing us how the mother has flaws, she's human 25:50 and here, she shows just what a great mom she is - they fought before, minutes away, and she still allows him to stay with her in bed when she sees how scared he is. 27:32 second time he doesn't confront his wife, or his "rival" 29:34 they finally figured it out, both of them. Such a relief, when you see that exchange between them. 30:15 the third time he doesn't confront his "rival" 33:08 this was a bit too jumpscary but we have to give it to them, it stayed in theme with the previous ghost encounters. Just because the kid finally understands what he has to do, that doesn't make the ghosts any less scary. 36:00 what a heartfelt idea from the kid and such a heartbreaking realization right after - "I'm not gonna see you again, am I?" 37:00 this is probably one of the best parts about this movie - Cole finally confides in his mother and convinces her that he can actually see and communicate with ghosts. 39:00 no matter how many times you'll see this scene, it will always hit like a truck. The first time you're too shocked to process it but after you watch it a second time, it will hurt more and more. Thank you for the beautiful commentary and the emotional reaction ❤

[@BlackieFyre]

too much effort for just a heart

[@danielduarte6802]

​@@BlackieFyre Aww you want a heart too? 🥺. Here ❤🤗

[@davidpalmer7175]

Her grief kept his spirit Earthbound.

[@jd-zr3vk]

Red indicates ghosts nearby.

[@LovelyBeachCoast-us1ec]

21:01 Laura and magy getting scared lol 😂🤣

[@herrzimm]

Why the ending works SO well: Because we are SUPPOSED to be focused on Cole's problems and Malcolm trying to help Cole through those problems, only to find out that it was actually COLE that was helping Malcolm. Yet, seeing it after knowing the end... you can SEE everywhere that the ending was actually shown to you in ACTION before being explained.

[@richard-davies]

Haley Joel was such a good a child actor in this, if you want to see more of him A.I. Artificial Intelligence from 2001 is another good one to watch.

[@Reclining_Spuds]

Also, " Pay it Forward" these beautiful ladies will be emotional wrecks at the end. 😢😢

[@NativeNewMexican]

AI is SO much better than people give it credit for.

[@Skywalkeristhechosenone]

I haven't seen this movie in a long while. I had even forgotten some things. It was a great joy to experience it again, with you two. Hoping you both have a wonderful week.❤

[@BarnabyJones21]

Everyone talks about the plot twist, and for good reason, but IMO what makes this movie great is its focus on characters. Even knowing the reveal, the characters are so good that they make the movie worth revisiting. When I search for Sixth Sense clips on the internet, its usually not the twist I end up watching. The scenes where Cole opens up to his mother, Cole is talking to the dead girl's sister, Malcolm says goodbye, etc. are the ones that I tend to gravitate toward. IMO Shyamalan's golden trilogy is this, Unbreakable, and Signs for this very reason. They seem far more character-focused than anything I've seen from him since (though admittedly, I haven't seen anything recent).

[@ShmuelSch]

There is a subtle twist at the end: if you pay attention closely you can see that the guy in the hair piece was Bruce Willis the whole movie!

[@nimz8521]

I believe it was Gary Oldman, who also played the wife and most of the furniture. He's that good. In all seriousness Bruce Willis did a great job here as well.

[@lacthocia]

Wait. What hair piece?? Can you tell the minute it appears?

[@nothernmonkey8612]

Didn't the hair piece win an Oscar for best supporting actor 😂👍

[@stevenightfall6634]

@@lacthocia It's a joke from the show "It's always sunny in Philadelphia".

[@williambryan3346]

@1:18 There was a ghost in the basement.

[@blakebufford6239]

Yes! Not many mention that!👍

[@jaimecruz5199]

I recommend the movie Transcendence, a science fiction movie, with many stars, Johnny Depp, Morgan Freeman, Cillian Murphy, Paul Bettany, where artificial intelligence is brought together with quantum computers and present their possible potential, a topic that today becomes more than relevant.

[@Mercury6_]

Laura understanding Spanish was Macy’s plot twist lol

[@MichaelJohnson-kq7qg]

One of the downsides of this being such a great movie and so well-received at the time is that it completely overshadowed just how good the performance of Donnie Wahlberg was in the opening (and most important) scene.

[@Stevarooni]

There are a lot of good performances in the movie. The main three, of course, but even the teacher turned in a great performance. Subtle and heartfelt.

[@MichaelJohnson-kq7qg]

@@Stevarooni absolutely. It's still one ol my favourite movies, so many good performances, so well written, and just so ebautifully made. The onyl bad thing about it is that it set an unreasonably high bar for Shyamalan's career going forward.

[@oliverbrownlow5615]

@@Stevarooni And Trevor Morgan as Tommy Tammisimo really nailed that cough syrup commercial and that village idiot role.

[@JIAntolini]

When you’re having a bad day, remember that Malcom kept working even after he died.

[@barnett25]

I have watched this movie a bunch of times but I only just now made the connection about the magic trick where the penny. That is what they did with this movie! It is a hint about the writing process. The penny has to be in one hand the whole time, but tell the story so that from the audience's perspective they think something else is happening entirely.

[@martinholt8168]

The mark of a good twist ending: 1st Watch: 'I did NOT see that coming!' 2nd Watch: 'HOW did I not see that coming?'

[@wendellwiggins3776]

Very mysteriously creepy yet hauntingly sweet movie as well. CLUE!: Every scene when the color RED is a hint that there is a ghost near or about to appear also when you see cold air from the breath. AS his first feature, this became the signature style of the Director and his absolute best compared to the rest to follow. The twist is well hidden yet it makes total "sense" when revealed. You need a strong 'sixth sense' to catch it! LOL

[@LovelyBeachCoast-us1ec]

39:10 plot twist dun dun lol 😂🤣

[@johncampbell756]

This movie is great on the first watch, but is a very different and still great movie on a rewatch. And you do need to rewatch it. Also, Happy Birthday! Mine was last week.

[@williamkirby3552]

In life, we the living are left regretting telling a dying loved one how we felt about them. Here, it’s the dead finding a way to do the same for the living. It’s a love story, not a ghost story.😊

[@mehim2893]

First, I will say what I tell other reactors. For me personally that scene in the car when Cole tells his mom his secret is the most emotional scene of any movie for me. 2ed. If you want to react to a fantastic and super emotional movie staring this little boy, Pay it Forward is one of the best movies I have ever seen.

[@Kiraj8de]

Pay It Forward is sooo good. I haven't seen that one in so long!

[@jennthabombdiggity]

The man in the bathroom was Donnie Wahlberg from New Kids on the Block. For me, it’s the best performance in the whole movie. He has less than 5 minutes of screen time, but it’s such a haunting performance. You hold your breath the whole time. Brilliant reaction, ladies.

[@Polymathically]

I was lucky enough to watch this on opening night at The Metreon in San Francisco. The twist was so mind-blowing; it made you want to go back and watch it a second time for all the little details that hint at what's really going on.

[@davida.j.berner776]

The movie twist to end all movie twists! This is one of those films that makes you want to watch it all over again, as soon as it's finished. And, of course, every scene hits very different, the second time around!

[@HieiJaganshi2024]

15:30 what I don't get is that the ghost in the dungeon was saying “open the door" when the door was already open. And that looked like a small space, i don't see how a ghost could fit in there with Cole, unless there's an old room on the otherside of it

[@enurtsold3296]

This is what M. Night Shyamalan is known for - _what a twist_ !!! 🤣

[@marvinsarracino116]

M. Night Shaymalan is a genius with supernatural movies! He really immerses you with the characters and their circumstances. I knew this would really hit you girls in the emotions! The twist at the end is one of the best in the movie world! I would recommend watching Signs next. Another one of M. Night Shaymalan's supernatural thrillers with Mel Gibson. Thanks for sharing Magy and Laura! ❤💛

[@arraymac227]

'Pennywise, is that you?' ++ for noticing that.

[@williamcapp448]

The boy grown up would make a great follow-up movie.

[@vitorrochapacheco1193]

This movie always scares me, but in the end it has a great lesson for the character. Congratulations girls for your choice and courage

[@rmkkmrrmk]

Great movie... one of my favorites, I remember watching this in the cinema when it was released in my country. I was a teenager, but it was an instant favorite to me.

[@mothermayhem3255]

Malcom was haunting her and didn't know it.

[@jacob_massengale]

"You have to add some twists and stuff"

[@joezavcer]

It was nice to see this for the first time again through you guys. Because once you watch this you can never be surprised like the first time. Thanks so much!

[@jhold7553]

That is one of the best shock reactions I've ever seen

[@luismunoz2456]

I saw this movie long ago,but these two women made me see the movie in a different way and I cried with them.

[@markcraft]

By the way, the half naked guy Vincent Gray in the bathroom opening scene was played by Donnie Wahlberg (from New kids on the block and also happens to be Mark Wahlberg's brother) you can tell he looks so different because he's lost weight

[@derwolf9670]

They showed him getting shot but nobody saw that coming. I remember people talking about this movie a lot back when it came out

[@NF40375]

34:32 research the following to explain the “how could you?” Question Munchausen syndrome by proxy is a mental illness and a form of child abuse. The caretaker of a child, most often a mother, either makes up fake symptoms or causes real symptoms to make it look like the child is sick. (Plenty of criminal cases, movies and documentaries about this evil). Munchausen syndrome is a psychological condition where someone pretends to be ill or deliberately produces symptoms of illness in themselves. Their main intention is to assume the "sick role" so that people care for them and they are the centre of attention.

[@LovelyBeachCoast-us1ec]

24:30 magy your face lol 😂🤣

[@mark88]

Great reaction to a great movie. Some other movies by the same guy are: "Signs" (that you can watch anytime you like) and three movies to watch in right order "Unbreakable", "Split", "Mr. Glass"

[@monio.9444]

Oh and don't forget "The Village"

[@mark88]

​@@monio.9444 Now you gave me a tip too. Thanks. :-)

[@JRush374]

This is a movie that is worth watching a second time after knowing the ending. You'll discover a bunch of little clues in many scenes that you totally missed.

[@eddieanderson9399]

NOW..... re-watch this movie again and focus on all the things that are red. Ur mind will be blown even more!

[@tetsuoishiki4677]

That's Donnie Wahlberg (Bluebloods) as Vincent Gray and Mischa Barton (The OC) as Kyra!

[@taylortyler1867]

This is one of my favorite movies of all time. _SO_ well acted & well written. That little boy gave an incredible performance, especially for someone his age. Magy, your friend is gorgeous. I love your accents. Is that German?

[@Paul.H8Cfood]

Best reaction I've seen to the twist ending!

[@yoda2661]

Every time there's a ghost, you can see red somewhere. Door handle, balloons, dresses...

[@ugib8377]

When I was young, this movie just scared the heck out of me. Watching it again these days, I too also feel all of the emotions. Shyamalan really did a good job with this movie, I'm fairly certain this is the movie that put him on the map in Hollywood. He struck such a nice balance of suspense, horror, romance, and tragedy. With one of the greatest, if not the best twist in movie history. It's been parodied more times than you can count, truly one of the great movies to come out of the 90's.

[@bksundar]

Shymalan referenced the fact that the mom of the dead girl had a condition ' Munchausen syndrome by proxy' Clever ...

[@1murkeybadmayn]

I've seen a few reactions to this film...and this was the best, I have to say. I was laughing so hard at your jump scares. The Sixth Sense is from my childhood, when movies were beautiful...and the ending, till this day, always gets me. Btw, the lighter hair touched by an angel thing mentioned at 48:36, we have that saying in African culture as well, you did not imagine it lol.

[@marvinbone1379]

I wish I had not watched this reaction [twice]. Now I am crying like a baby, and my nose is big and red. Seriously, this was a beautiful reaction. Subscribing now, because you kids were good together, and had an intelligent reaction. Thanks from Israel !

[@lifelover515]

Everything one could wish for in a reaction is here -congrats, ladies, you've done it again. Such great performances from Willis, Haley Joel Osment and Toni Collette as Cole's mum, One of the great twists of cinema. M.Night Shyamalam did a brilliant job of steering us away from the truth. The writer/director may be glimpsed briefly as the doubtful hospital psychologist. Top-notch, guys.

[@captbunnykiller1.0]

She put a table in front of the cellar door because he kept unlocking it and it scared her. Even without 6th sense his wife and Cole's mother knew something was up.

[@bjrnroarbjerke6551]

And that, dear Magy, is why I recommended this movie! Happy you finally came around to it.

[@blodguizer]

One detail that needs mentioning is at the funeral for Kyra everyone is wearing black but the mother is wearing red.

[@StoriesThatSuck-pw1vi]

One of my all-time favorite movies, and one of the best to watch someone react to. I'm so jealous of people who haven't seen this yet. Such a beautiful but heart breaking ending. Good video, ladies!