Villagers React to The Sixth Sense: Mind-Blowing Movie Night! React 2.0

First-Time Viewers: Village Folks Uncover The Sixth Sense Mystery!
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Welcome to an unforgettable movie night in our charming village! Join us as the local villagers embark on an exciting cinematic journey into the world of suspense and the supernatural. In this special event, we introduce our small-town residents to the spine-tingling classic, "The Sixth Sense," for the very first time.
Prepare to be amazed as our unsuspecting villagers dive into the enigmatic storyline of a young boy who sees the dead and a troubled psychologist who aims to help him. Witness their genuine reactions as they uncover the mysteries, twists, and emotional depth that have made "The Sixth Sense" a timeless masterpiece.
As the night unfolds, you'll experience a rollercoaster of emotions, from shock and disbelief to awe and introspection. Watch closely as our villagers dissect the intricacies of the plot, speculate on the unexpected revelations, and share their personal thoughts and theories about the movie's hauntingly beautiful narrative.
This video not only captures the villagers' raw and unfiltered reactions but also fosters a sense of community as they come together to share their thoughts on this cinematic gem. You'll witness laughter, gasps, and heartfelt moments that will make you feel like a part of our tight-knit village.
Whether you're a fan of "The Sixth Sense" or a newcomer to its eerie world, this video promises to provide entertainment, insights, and a unique perspective on this iconic film. Don't miss out on this captivating journey into the supernatural with our charming village residents.
Subscribe, like, and comment to join our village's growing film-loving community, and stay tuned for more exciting reactions and discussions on timeless classics and contemporary cinema. Share in the magic of movies with us
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[@ashokmorar]

The creators definitely need to get Ruby for more movie reactions. She is a genuine gem 💎.

[@Trazynn]

Scary but not horror with crazy plot twists for Ruby: The Prestige (2006) Get Out (2017) The Village (2004) Devil (2010) Unbreakable (2000)

[@backgroundmusik]

I would love to see her react with another lady... Maybe to Steel Magnolias, A League of their Own, or Fried Green Tomatoes.

[@bethking7348]

I agree! She is brilliant and speaks her mind ❤

[@theonemrtom101]

@@TrazynnI want them to see Shutter Island, that would be great.

[@Trazynn]

@@theonemrtom101 Very bleak though. I mean, phenomenal movie, masterpiece, but so harsh on such an innocent audience.

[@kalasatwater2224]

I like Ruby, she always has great analysis of the movies and she understands the plot.

[@eshuorishas9987]

Seriously wow. She was super smart. She seemed to know nuances about American culture and American family dynamics that most Americans don’t seem to notice. I was amazed.

[@mordicaiknode]

This was a great selection, I loved seeing the universal "oh!" at the twist.

[@veggiesaremurder]

So many people misunderstand the mother. She was willing to listen to Cole the whole movie, but he was the one who was too afraid to tell her his gift (his sixth sense). She was spending all her time trying to piece together what was going on with Cole, all of her time worrying about him and thinking about him, even in her sleep! She told the doctor at the hospital that something was physically happening to Cole, but the doctor didn't listen to her either. She loved him more than anything in the world. It's just a big shock when someone tells you they see ghosts! But you could see that the wheels were already turning in her mind. The light in every photograph of him, the writings on the desk, the cabinets being opened in a matter of seconds, the bumblebee pendant.

[@kugelkopf2987]

Hello, I have a question. What do I have to do if I want a specific film as a reaction? Do I send money through Patreon and the channel then buys this movie?

[@roboman34]

the mother understood when , her mother , saw her dance , and the jewellery, then see understood hes , power , and at the end ...with the bike accident . ... the pendent .

[@captbunnykiller1.0]

She was also impacted by the presence of the many ghosts that came to see Cole, it made her depressed and tired. Like Malcolm's wife, she was depressed even more because she felt his ghost in the house. That is why she barred the door to the cellar. He kept opening it and scared her.

[@lucassmith1886]

Well said

[@lucassmith1886]

​@kugelkopf2987 hey sorry for the late reply, but yes, sign up for their patreon and donate and give a formal request! 👍

[@terryconnelly484]

Let them know that The movie was written and directed by Manoj Nelliyattu "M. Night" Shyamalan from Mahé, India.. He moved to America he has many great movies and very suspenseful and thought provoking

[@2000Comics]

That's right. React 2.0 You should tell important additional facts about each movie after they watch it and react to those facts.

[@Seek1878]

His work is either good or crap. Mostly crap.

[@My2Cents1]

@@Seek1878 That's... like... your opinion, man. :) He had a good streak with Sixth Sense, Unbreakable, The Village, and Lady in the Water. But... that's my opinion.

[@jameshoffa7085]

Moved to America as a baby. That's why he is successful. Not because of India.

[@Banshun]

He is successful because of himself, no because of America

[@sae1095hc]

I think the boy who shot Dr Malcolm had the same curse as Cole and it destroyed him. By facing his fear, Cole was able to turn the curse into a gift.

[@sonozaki0000]

Yes, wasn't that made explicit by the movie? He died from his failure, and must have been furious and disappointed with himself in his last moments. By meeting someone with the same problem and helping them successfully cope. He accepted that he couldn't change what happened, but was happy that he could at least understand where he went wrong. And maybe he was angry with the boy who shot him, and understanding the grief and pain his powers caused through Cole dissipated his anger.

[@notbloodylikely4817]

I never realised that. I thought the kid who shot him was just crazy and his issue was not being able to tell his wife he loved her. Not sure that was made explicit by the movie but I haven't watched it in a long time.

[@ggoannas]

Greetings from France. Ruby has such natural elegance and wisdom and such a generous heart. She is a rare jewel amongst the women of the whole world. I have so much respect for her.

[@jimjay1]

When you told them it wasn't scary I thought you must be talking about a different Sixth Sense - not gory, but definitely scary parts!

[@Obese_Pterodactyl]

Telling someone that ten people would die for his smile is the most unhinged yet wholesome compliment a man could receive.

[@Bannasharry]

These two beautiful souls warm my heart every time I see them. They seem so genuine, kind, open-minded, and to have such capacity for joy. :)

[@notbloodylikely4817]

Yes, they are beautiful souls which is so rare in the west. There's a wonderful innocence about both of them and they seem genuinely full of joy.

[@samwallaceart288]

I never seen Babu get so passionate and say so much so quickly as he did after the end of the movie. Always good when a story brings that out in people. It struck true.

[@belkyhernandez8281]

I was thinking the same thing.

[@capeverdeanprincess4444]

Same! He really enjoyed this movie. It’s one of my favorites too.

[@bethcushway458]

I love Ruby so much. She's so intelligent. Please tell her from me that being unable to read and write doesn't make her stupid. She is an amazingly intelligent woman with a fast brain and she picks up on so much that all the men miss. She's amazing❤️❤️❤️

[@leeswhimsy]

Please, please, more of these two together!!!!! And please tell them that some people out there in the world absolutely DO believe in "spirits".

[@garyhillman4993]

Bhabu is a star himself although he prob doesn’t understand it yet he s the real star of the show with his laf n singing at the end and prayers etc a pleasure to watch an older guy with all his morals probably respected in his neighbourhood too but Bhabu is s star guy

[@the98themperoroftheholybri33]

I hope to see their reactions to the Back to the Future trilogy. Excellent comedy movie with time travel.

[@michaeltaylor8835]

Thanks for having Ruby on

[@sarahealey1780]

I love Ruby she really brings glamour and intelligence to the channel xx

[@nocturna1964]

More Ruby!!! ❤❤❤ Always a real treat when we get to see Ruby!

[@DrasticSkuba]

Interesting movie choice. Great to see other cultures' opinions on the concept

[@rogeriopenna9014]

Other cultures opinion? Wasnt the movie directed by an Indian?

[@KKMangoes]

@@rogeriopenna9014i think they meant, spiritual movies can be controversial for some people depending on beliefs/religion maybe

[@DrasticSkuba]

@@rogeriopenna9014 But I'm not Indian? Ergo, other culture

[@rogeriopenna9014]

@@KKMangoes including all American Christian fundamentalists

[@henhicktaimon]

@@rogeriopenna9014 you're being that guy right now

[@zardify_]

Another gem movie that is similar to this in the way of being a "lighter" horror would be The Others (2001) I'd love to see these two react to that as well!

[@Repsack2]

100 times yes, that movie is so wild!

[@garyhillman4993]

Oh please yes the OTHERS ! Yes yes that is spooky when the ghosts are revealed amazing film !

[@metalstephie79]

Ghost hunting is a big thing here in America. Some believe and others don't or wont believe. I live in a house that has multiple ghosts. Much love from East Tennessee. ❤!

[@ItsBAndBees]

So much in TN is haunted! We’re believers and have a friend who ghost hunts. We both some some insane things we truly can’t explain in Franklin, TN.

[@metalstephie79]

@gypsy61561 very cool, we've got some scary spots near me, Brushy Mt prison is only 5 miles up the hill from me, and Harriman Hospital has just opened as a ghost hunting spot.

[@CynicalReactions]

Love your reactions. I'm German, so it's fascinating to see people watch these movies from a completely different perspective. And congrats on 30.000 subs! I'm right behind you guys

[@rogeriopenna9014]

I hope you don't have much fun at the reaction of Brazilians losing 7x1 to Germany...

[@jameshoffa7085]

As an American it's interesting to see that Nazis watch our movies

[@gelfling3077]

What a beautiful reaction. Such kindness and empathy from lovely people.

[@1964Rennie]

I loved watching this again through the eyes of people with a much different culture and faith to me. Thank you.

[@tinotrivino]

I like the honesty of this good people May the good spirits of universe always guide you ♥

[@anglosaxon5874]

"A real mother couldn't do such a thing" [@the girl's poisoning]. It happens in every culture!

[@LauraCourtneyette]

Ruby has quickly become my favorite reactor on your channel - thank you for including her more often!

[@garyhillman4993]

Yes Ruby has a big heart. These two are the best imo although the young guys are good too

[@justy1189]

I've been waiting for the team to do this film. It was great to see them react to the twist at the end of the movie!

[@MonstrousEthicist]

I was expecting a fair amount of culture shock, but not specifically “Oh no, these people don’t believe in ghosts”

[@LittleBlueOwl318]

Dear Ruby and Babu: I cried, too - and this is the 8th time I've seen it! Love sharing movies with you all. 💖

[@michaelnewman7468]

I love their reactions. A lot of emotions, a lot of positive, after their videos my mood becomes good 😊

[@seraph6758]

I really like the songs at the end 🙂

[@Pilutta100]

I cried. I always cry when I see this movie, but watching these good people watch it ..with me...was awesome. Hugs from Sweden.

[@ysmith494]

When they got the plot at the end, I got goosebumps. Great Reaction!

[@looneygardener]

So glad to see brilliant Ruby!

[@Platschu]

I love them. They are so pure and innocent.

[@JessTarn]

Innocent? lol they are adults with kids. Things never work out for you do they?

[@NitsanDvsh]

i don't see the problem with his response. that's really not kind@@JessTarn

[@JessTarn]

@@NitsanDvsh Dear Platschu, I prey you have a great life. I am sincere in that. I'm sorry to write a provocative random reply to your serious youtube comment, but to me it seems a little F$#@ed up to be concerned with them being "pure" and innocent". I feel it is a bit naïve of a thing to say about a couple of adults even elders. To me it hints at poor discernment to hold such an idea and I am sincerely concerned for how that might play out for someone. Babu and Ruby are talented entertainers and interesting characters, but come on. Let's get real here. They F%$#, get angry, have less then glorious moments int heir lives. Whats up with this innocent shit in general? Fak!!

[@bengilkes7676]

@@JessTarn You are not a nice person.

[@JessTarn]

@@bengilkes7676 Yes I am, look in the mirror

[@thedeejaeebee5babee]

I've seen several reactions to "The Sixth Sense", but this is the first time I have seen one of their videos, and it is one of my favorite reactions. Very sincere, thoughtful, and relatable. I will subscribe to see more of their videos.

[@f.u.spammers3846]

Not sure they understood that the patient in the cassette tapes is the same guy in the bathroom who shot Bruce WIllis. That patient was angry that Bruce didn't help him with seeing ghosts. So Bruce Willis also redeemed himself by helping Cole, who was likewise terrorized by dead people.

[@michellelamar8965]

Ive no seen many reactions with this lady. I love her elegant and beautiful mannerisms, clothes, and adornments. She looks like a queen.

[@christopherperkins1733]

This is by far one of my most memorable 2nd watches. The movie does such a good job hinding that the doctor is a ghost you are convinced there must be a point his presence was affirmed, but its so obvious the second time what's going on you question how you didn't see it the first time. Truly a well done film.

[@Tryler_]

One of those movies where when you watch it the 2nd time you see 10x more details and it’s even better

[@michealgregor1994]

It's great to see someone who had no idea of the twist react to seeing that for the first time. When I watched the movie everyone said "Don't reveal the twist!" so we KNEW something was coming. Even then I had no idea and the twist blew my mind. So much fun to see them process it without any hints. I guess young people will stumble across The Sixth Sense and be blessed with a spoiler-free first viewing. Lucky.

[@RockinDave1]

I skipped school one afternoon back in the day and me and a friend went to see this film. I knew nothing about it beyond the fact it was apparently scary. I feel genuinely lucky to have seen it without any expectations beyond killing a couple of hours!

[@thenathanhaines]

This is the last movie I can think of that became a giant cultural phenomenon but still had everyone work as hard as they can not to spoil the plot twist. I didn't see it for another couple of years and still hadn't known the twist. I love how after all the discussion of how interesting and thoughtful the movie was they came back and praised how good an actor Haley Joel Osment was. This was a gigantic movie for any kid to have to carry, no matter how good Bruce Willis and Toni Collette were, and he really nailed it.

[@English_MoFo]

You’re looking at in the wrong way in 1999. The movie was so fkn good we told everyone we saw to go see it, “trust me you’ll love it” it was an honor among thieves to NOT spoil it 💯

[@Trazynn]

This one was really cathartic for Babhu. Amazing.

[@isisatlantis3168]

I enjoy the insight from both Babu and Ruby. They both understood the movie on all levels.

[@bekind3931]

Fantastic reaction! Thank you for inviting Ruby. She’s phenomenal. She’s your lucky penny.

[@Doxymeister]

Hi Ruby and Uncle, did you know that at @16:40, that doctor talking to the child's mother is played by M. Night Shyamalan (also the producer) who usually plays a small part in almost every film he produces. He's really produces some great movies! And Uncle, just wanted to let you know that many people abroad DO believe in ghosts! I know that scientists and academics largely do not, but many of us regular people do believe in them. I grew up in a haunted house, many that I've talked to have.

[@Texasjim2007]

Secular materialism is a very simple way of looking at things like a sort of basic arithmetic that's very useful for solving most simple problems between people but all the truly great philosophers recognize it's inherently limited because the universe around us is so profoundly complex some things require a far more advanced mathematics to accurately describe in any pragmatically useful way. For example the Geocentric system can accurately describe the motion of the stars in Heaven for most purposes for the average observer but you have to take into account the way different distances from the observer can distort the relative sizes of things in order to understand the Sun is actually much larger than the Earth. Pascal who devised the Laws of Probability virtually all scientific evidence is tested by was in fact deeply religious and he was most certainly not alone. :)

[@rasmuslernevall6938]

I'm impressed by Ruby. She is both wise and intelligent, and also perceptive.

[@Adam657]

I'd quite like a "hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil" theme with these 2. With "Hush", "Bird Box" and "A quiet place". Hush and a quiet place in particular has such little dialogue it doesn't need much translation.

[@f.u.spammers3846]

When Toni Colette reveals her question was "Are you proud of me?", it is a huge hard-hitting moment, wish I'd seen their reactions to it.

[@crazyfvck]

This was another excellent movie for them to react to :)

[@AnaMinator]

This movie allways makes me cry from beginning to end. He is so little abd scared. Kid won an Emmy for this movie.

[@simonerognas8226]

YES thank you for letting Ruby watch this movie!

[@stephanginther9051]

I love how much fun these two have while watching. I saw this movie when I was 11 and, I hated the suspense and scary parts but I loved the ending even then. The *best* twists are the ones that make total sense in hindsight but are easily missed until they're revealed. Ruby _immediately_ caught something a surprisingly large amount of people miss. A lot of people think his 'regret' was not being able to reconcile with his wife for some reason. No, like Ruby pointed out, he needed to help a child. He failed to help the child that killed him and Cole had the same problem. He needed to help someone _like_ the child he failed.

[@theccieguy]

I felt the same. So glad you picked this movie for them.

[@injunsun]

@25:45, The Spanish, "Yo no quiero morire," in English is literally, "I no desire to die," or as we actually say it, "I don't wan't to die." It was someone begging for their life. A ghost in the recording, who drove the original patient (underwear in the bathroom guy) insane. BTW, M. Night Shyamalan is from India. His movies are known for their wicked end twists. We adore his additions to American culture. This is one of the best movies ever made, in my opinion. I am glad to have witnessed your reactions, especially the madame here, as we in the West often do not get to see how South Asian and Eastern women react to our shared culture. Thank you for your participation. May you live long and prosper.

[@JattJatt8]

I wish the whole squad saw this movie, what a classic

[@TeamHarrisonMachine]

VERY GOOD reaction! I love when people from other countries watch our movies

[@nitrofura9991]

These 2 are legendary, please show more of them

[@spiffydigs]

I want you to know I watched this movie along with you. It's been over 20 years since I've seen it but somehow it hit me so much harder. What a beautiful channel.

[@msinvincible2000]

Aww, I loved their reactions to this film, most specially

[@srbrant5391]

"After working in an advertisement, he considers himself Shahrukh Khan." Savage.

[@thomniced]

First, for the young people, "Sixth Sense" was made before every movie had a twist. Noone was even looking for or considering that (unless word of mouth or a terrible person ruined it for you on purpose). This two were great! They are so observant and intelligent, I thought they were going to figure it out early in the movie. So glad they didn't and got to enjoy that shock and realization. I figure out movies too early most of the time and it is just not as enjoyable. But, with "Sixth Sense" I didn't figure it out until the wedding ring rolled, same as them. It was so amazing seeing it for the first time. Glad they also enjoyed it so much!

[@AleASanti-mw5wv]

Hope we see Ruby more! she is great

[@gojiberry7201]

Great reaction and discussion at the end 👌👌

[@erikagholston6610]

I'm glad you paired these 2 together to watch this movie.

[@SifiFan]

Thank you. I'm in tears.

[@bradders9743]

Brilliant! Love them both!

[@stephaniemccarthy1676]

Excellent reaction to an exceptional movie.❤

[@xavieriswavier]

Dang I cried at the end again. Every time 😢

[@JessicaC.]

Every word that they are saying about the "sixth sense " and the emotion that they are conveying, is every single emotion that I felt while watching this movie in the theaters when it came out, when I was 16 years old!

[@stephanievivier290]

Glad they really like this movie. I cried too.

[@TechnicallyTexan]

Now, you’ll have to do a second reaction if the 6th Sense with my favorite reactor Raeen!!

[@gacchan]

Ruby looked amazing today and both her and Babbu had great thoughts on the film.

[@bryanx0317]

They gave a standing ovation. And it was well deserved. 👏

[@DavidSherman1980]

It's been a long time since I watched this movie, and what a joy to experience it again for the first time through the eyes of Ruby and Babu! I got chills just like my first viewing, and also shed tears along with Ruby during the big reveal. I'm so happy they both got to experience this movie together and they had such beautiful insight to share afterwards.

[@caseyb2309]

After watching such refreshingly open-minded, honest and wise insight from them both, without question, subscribed. Binge worthy.

[@DronkenDrenthen]

hahaha the old man's rant at the end was the funniest thing ever

[@rebeccawyse5562]

He was really little in Forest Gump...and terrific in Second Hand Lions...y'all should watch them.

[@amandataulbee6840]

I like their reactions and insight. One movie they might want to check out that has the same child actor is Pay It Forward. I was recommending it to my friend who is also from India.

[@candygirl7586]

It was wonderful to see the intensity, confusion, and sudden understanding of "The Sixth Sense" ending was very much enjoyed. Have you considered offering the film, "The Usual Suspects", to these curious, insightful, intelligent individuals, which has a phycological component to identify the criminal. The Usual Suspects has an unsettling and surprising end. It6s an exceptional film in my opinion.

[@hodarinundu]

Show them the Mummy, the Mummy Returns and Van Helsing, and also Bram Stoker's Dracula!

[@mlledarcel]

I believe the psychological and spiritual world are one in the same, so many people refuse to even entertain or explore the connection. Loved this reaction! ❤ Such an emotional film.

[@travelwithoutmoving8842]

M Night should definitely watch this reaction. I mean talk about story telling and how relevant it cant be across all cultures.

[@mr.coolmug3181]

Wonderful reactions and well said both.

[@datdudeinred]

You guys should have told him that the director writer was M nightshyamlan. Who is one of the best Indian origin Hollywood director.

[@justingahley7837]

I have seen this movie many times and I cried when Ruby cried.

[@JaqueDark]

First! Can't wait to see Babu react to this! Edited to add: just watched the entire reaction, I love Babu Bhai's perspective on things but her reaction really blew me away! So insightful to the plot!

[@glambertini4709]

Very good choice ! Baby and Ruby (I love them) might enjoy "Signs" from the same director.

[@GracieLions]

Awesome film! And I love these two people together. ❤

[@Piratskeppet]

These two should watch A.I. Artificial Intelligence too, so they can see more of young Haley Joel Osment being a brilliant actor.

[@skydogfan4671]

You two are both beautiful people with big hearts!

[@missm.e9914]

this was great! could you do Singing in the Rain or something with music for Babu? I think he would like it

[@Aliciae411]

I have not seen this since I was a child and my dad made me watch it. Was very scary for me

[@simonerognas8226]

I also want to say the studio looks absolutely LOVELY!

[@17losttrout]

Ghost would be a good film reaction for R and B.

[@liszacharysmith]

Babu - still never at a loss for words! He's my buddy! lol

[@daybeau7819]

You know a movie is great when, regardless of cultural background, something gets in the viewer's eyes at the same spots in the film. And, who has seen this movie and not been blown away by Haley Joel Osment's performance? Regarding the reactors: About 2/3 through the video, as I was reading one of Ruby's comments, I caught myself thinking, "Even though I may never understand a word she speaks aloud, I love this woman."

[@lorimcmyne4283]

Absolutely wonderful reaction video!!!❤❤❤

[@looneygardener]

Beautiful reaction❤

[@agapelove4992]

I am American, and a Psychic Medium. I can interact with Spirits. I don't see them all the time, but I have had Paranormal experiences my entire life. I believe in Spirits for sure and child are often gifted with the gift of sight.

[@ebbhead20]

The maker of this film is indian and he's in all his movies just like Hitchcock. In this he's the doctor that tells the mum it might be a mental thing..

[@angelfishluva291]

I can not believe I am just finding this channel now!! Time to Binge!