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- Mom and Kim have never seen this before! There will be screams, laughs and a lot of crying!
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The "Do I make her proud" line always gets me.
It’s refreshing to see someone who doesn’t know about this classic twist
In all my years at the cinema I’ve never ever heard the gasps I heard that night at the reveal. Almost everyone was absolutely stunned. Phenomenal
Same! I’ll never forget the moment everyone realized.
Bruce was shot near the beginning and only interacts with a kid who sees dead people. Shock horror the ending reveals Bruce was dead all along
I actually guessed it by the 45 min
@@totallybored5526 this reply shows you didn’t guess the ending 🤣🤣 you played yourself
Inception ending had a lot of gasps.
I've seen this numerous times, yet watching you three react to it had me crying (at moments) like it was the first time. Beautiful, genuine reaction. Thanks, guys!
The twist is great, but to me the scene in the car at the end is what really makes the movie.
Such an amazing movie. The plot and the acting are impeccable. Toni Collette deserved the Oscar for the car scene.
I have a fun fact: Vincent Grey, the young man who shot Malcolm at the beginning of the movie, is played by Donnie Walhberg of “ New Kids on the Block” and “Blue Bloods” fame. He went through a lot of emotional and physical changes while preparing for the roll, including starvation.
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Oh wow. I’ve watched this film dozens of times and only now realised that the wife is sleeping on the couch at the end because she can’t sleep in the bedroom since he died there. 😢
Saw this in theaters with my parents and I didn't see the twist coming at the end!
I could be wrong, but I thought it was cold in the cellar because Vincent was in the house and he would have ghosts in his presence, like Cole does.
I was thinking the same. Vincent attracts ghosts like Cole so the house was cold like Cole's house was.
Also Vincent broke the window and so there would be cold air coming into the house.
I cry everytime Cole "communicates" with his mom
Love this film, please react to "The Others" with Nicole kidman if you haven't already, you'd all enjoy that one.
YES that's another amazing ghost themed movie.
Happy Mother's Day! ❤
This was up against _The Green Mile_ at the Oscars that year, I vaguely recall some cute exchange between Haley and Michael Duncan. I loved the relationship between Cole and Malcolm, one of my favorite scenes is when Cole asks Malcolm to sit with him until he falls asleep because it shows just how much he trusts the doctor at that point.
And then, Shakespeare in Love was the winner 🙄
Happy Mother's day
This movie is fantastic, one of my favorites for sure and absolutely one of the most incredible twists in movie history :) Great reaction :) Happy Mother's Day :)
Another great film starring Haley Joel Osment is Artificial Intelligence, which is directed by Steven Spielberg!
The color red, is the string that ties the movie together. Whenever you see red, the doorknob, cole's sweater on the staircase, cole's tent, the mother's dress who kept her child sick. All through the movie. It is subtle, but always there. It's the warning that ghost's are near.
Seeing this in theaters, there was a collective jaw drop & audible gasp.
Fantastic film & wonderful reaction ladies. Thank You!
Stay safe & love much💖
That kid, Haley Joel Osment, is also in "The Boys" as an adult, playing "Mesmer" who was himself a child actor. You've reacted to those, so you've seen him.
One of the great things about this movie is watching it through a second time after you know what the twist was.
I envy anyone who sees this for the first time. Nothing equals that feeling of shock at the end.
Anna feeling the cold in the cellar was merely foreshadowing of future events. She saw and spoke to Vincent. What I wonder about is all the tangible things that Malcolm handled and physically changed - writing notes, moving books to do his research, listening to the Vincent session tape - will Anna later see these when she eventually cleans out the cellar and recognize their significance?
I love that you guys do this as a family. Peace and love
And about the adult Vincent. It's such a heart breaking scene, but he played the part very well!
I didn’t know that Bruce had been diagnosed with aphasia. That’s incredibly sad! Prayers for Bruce and his family.
When Anna goes down to the cellar to get wine the first clue is that she flips the light on and it slowly gets brighter and brighter. That is M Night's clue to us that something is going to be revealed. While she's downstairs she gets a chill and then she looks around, frightened.
She hurries back upstairs and she and Malcolm remark that it's cold and they put on warmer clothing, indicating that it's just chilly in the house. But when they go upstairs and discover Vincent he looks at Anna and says, "do you know why you're afraid when you're alone?" This startles her as she was just downstairs and alone and frightened. She shakes her head no, to which his response is, "I do"
Of course, we later learn that he sees ghosts, dead people, and that's why he's afraid.
There's no indication that there was ever a ghost in the basement. But Anna's moment of fear is an opportunity for us to learn more about Vincent.
28:18 The coldness in the air with Malcolm's ghost *absolutely does* connect. You see his wife shiver in the shower when he's watching her in the bathroom during the scene when he first notices her anti-depressant prescription bottle. She's constantly covering herself with blankets as he watches her sleep. And Cole also said that you feel cold when ghosts are upset, not just angry. Obviously Malcolm was upset every time he entered a room and Anna wouldn't speak to him. Also the ghosts "only see what they want to see" and we're primarily seeing the film from Malcolm's perspective (except for a few scenes where we see the ghosts alongside Cole), so it wouldn't be as glaringly obvious to the audience how cold it was in their house until Malcolm realizes the truth in the end.
And the reason it was cold in the basement in the very beginning while Anna was getting the wine is because Vincent was likely already in the house, and the ghosts would follow Vincent around, just like Cole.
I went to see this with my girlfriend when this came out and when the reveal happened the whole theater gasped. Awesome movie. I love watching people see it for the first time
I saw it in two months after it came out and people were making a big deal over it. It was an empty theater and when I saw the twist I went "Ohhhh!" out loud!
Genius movie. And interesting take: he was accidentally haunting his wife
Happy Mothers Day to Mom there, cheers
The ghosts in this movie are known as lost souls,those who have no idea that they are dead and go about their day leading to their death and then dissapere only to redo it over again in a constaint loop. The beautiful thing about this movie is that both Malcome and Cole had to help each other to be able to move on as it were. Malcome helped him with the ghosts and in turn Cole helped him talk to his wife in the end. Toni is an amazing actress in everything she does and the part in the car makes me cry everytime. M.Night is so good at his twists and the build up to it as well and this is by far my favorite of his movies. This movie was actually his first movie that he directed and wrote as well. Vicent was alive when he shot Malcome,he shot himself after doing so,the cold in the celler was a it's usualy cold in places like that and b it's because Vincent was there so most likely a ghost followed him there as well or ya maybe someone died there ya never know.
The coldness of a room doesn't work that way like in the movie at least it wasn't like that for me. I know how Cole feels cause I went through it when I was his age too,different ghosts but same idea.
There wasn't a sequel, but there was a TV series, "Ghost Whisperer," in which Jennifer Love Hewitt played a woman with the same power as Cole. It gives you an idea of what Cole's life might be like when he grows up.
I always thought it was cold in the beginning because Vincent had broken the window before they got home.
Being shot by a single regular bullet in the belly is extremely painful, *but* not usually fatal, which is why Shyamalan went for that option. It was entirely plausible that by the next fall he had recovered.
The part were the wife goes down to the cellar is creepy after you put everything together. Remember Vincent was at the time probably waiting upstairs after he had broken in, and since hes like Cole he probably had ghosts following him. So the cellar being cold was probably because a ghost was their waiting on Vincent.
Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.
This is such a terrific movie and I *love* that you weren't spoiled by it beforehand. It makes the ending so much more emotional. I know he wasn't front and center the entire time, but for me it may be Bruce Willis' best overall performance because of the amount of emotions he gave without really having much dialogue with anyone except the little boy. We all felt how angry he was, how scared he was, how shocked he was, and then even how at peace he was. It was a rollercoaster and the reveal at the end was one of the best moments in cinema.
Great reaction guys.
Oh man, from the car scene to the credits it's a blubber-fest, I can't help but cry every time. I can still remember being about 5 or 6 when this came out, and my mom leaving to go see it opening night. I was so mad because I couldn't see it due to my age, and I was so jealous that my mom got to go lol
Fun fact. Cole's last name is Sear.... or seer. 😊
Definition: a person who is supposed to be able, through supernatural insight, to see what the future holds.
Amazing movie! Great video!
you guys are great, subscribed.
The first time I saw it I was suspicious when Malcolm's wife didn't speak with him at the dinner and when the mom wasn't speaking to him when Cole came in from school. But then I decided that this was just going to be the way the director is telling the story and accepted it. After that, I didn't really notice it. It's that magical movie thing called the willing suspension of disbelief. LOL,
It's like when Superman flies we all buy into it even though we know better.
I'm glad I didn't figure it out and was as vulnerable to the twist as so many others.
The first time it was amazing... I was kinda like what? But I think I had a suspicion at some point... but then dismissed it. But having seen it now multiple times I still love it. Wonderful acting. I think about it often... and my thoughts are that Cole probably has something about him where the spirits can somehow tell that he sees them. I imagine that they are drawn to him perhaps that his spirit itself gives off some sort of beacon to them ... or energy that attracts them to him. But someone like that could do a lot to help others... but at the same time... I also get him being upset and not wanting his mom to know about it as he knows others think he's "crazy" different and a "freak" because of things he says ... or hears from these spirits... like when he's playing with the soldiers and speaking in Latin... that has to be "weird" to other kids... none of them are going to know latin... and Cole likely has no idea about it... you wonder if he just understands what they are saying to him even though it's not in English... ? Dunno. But I find it an interesting concept.
I should like to think that my parents are happy together somewhere... sometimes I feel they visit me. But who really knows. Is that wishful thinking on my part or is it true? Guess we'll all find out when our time comes.
Another hint is the fact that Bruce Willis is always wearing the same shirt as the night he got shot.
I’ve seen this many times but the first was in the theater! The entire theater gasped at the big reveal! I didn’t notice until years after it came out that Vincent (the shooter) was played by Donnie Wahlberg who is a founding member of New Kids on the Block and stars in the tv show Blue Bloods! The dead girl came to Cole to save her little sister because their mom or stepmom (I’ve heard both) was poisoning her too! Donnie Wahlberg said in an interview that he lost a lot of weight for the role! Another movie with a big twist that I love is called The Others starring Nicole Kidman! This one is also creepy! And another of my favorites with Hayley Joel Osment is called Second Hand Lions! It’s a different type of movie (not scary)!
Thanks for your reaction
Thanks for the reaction.
I've seen many horror movies in my life, but this is the only one that I would class as scary.
The cold in the opening scene could have been a random ghost in their house, but since Cole is being visited and followed by ghosts from far away, it would make sense that Vincent is also followed by ghosts. So maybe it was a ghost that was following Vincent around.
26:25 Did the ring fall off his finger? I had the impression that Anna was clutching Malcolm's ring and dropped it when she fell asleep. And that's when he noticed that he hadn't been wearing it.
"Do I make her proud"
"Every day"
Damn Toni Collette 😢
I cried too. I see too.
so much symbolism in this too...red is spirit/death and around everywhere.
Love the Sixth Sense! Every time, I notice something different. Another movie you might like with fine attention to detail is Fight Club--an entirely different tone but a fantastic movie nonetheless.
Great Reaction
The most touching "horror" movie ever, I think.
Great movie, I adore Shyamalan flicks.
1. Haley Joel Osment played Forrestt Gump Jr and killed this.
2. I knew when he met his wife when she was morning him alone at the anniversary meal.
3. I watched my now ex to see when she got it but she never picked it up until the reveal.
4. They actually helped each other.
5. Gonna miss you Bruce.
happy mother's day
You ladies should really react to The Others
@Storm akima y'all should react to Lp Man or Train to Busan...
I think y'all would really ENJOY those movies alot
If you all are interested 2 tv series that are great drama series. No jump scares. Maybe a little. Lol
Ghost whisperer and Dead zone.
It bothers me that the two screens are not the same size. Its also very strange that you have two screens at all, with the one only showing the movie title. Why would the movie title screen need to be there at all ?
Please watch Unbreakable!! Also by M night and with Bruce Willis again too!!
Signs is one of my favorite movies! But I also love Unbreakable.
3 movies make me cry. Forrest Gump, How Green Was My Valley and this. You go through the entire movie thinking Malcom's wife is an unfeeling bitch but you then realise she's a grieving widow trying to get on with her life. And now she can. Because everything will be different in the morning...
Have you seen The Green Mile?
That one messes me up all the time
After your reaction the sixth sense I would love to see you guys your reaction to “the others” with Nicole Kidman.
I watched this back in high school in 2012 and I loved it, I get why this film gets talked about til this day.
sora i see heartless.
Sora ♥
i noticed the skeleton behind your backs have ears as bones??
humans have around 21 senses , balance ,hunger , thirst etc etc ,list is massive, its so dumb schools still educate we have 5 basic senses
Hope you react to more classics like these
Check out seven, fight club, usual suspects etc
Are you sure fair use on a movie is only 10 minutes? I've never seen a reaction this short for this movie. It's normally 40+ minutes.
Has no one recognized Donnie Walhberg in an early role as the troubled patient with the gun in the beginning of the film.
Nah you're the only one woohoooo
He is even hard to tell in Steven kings dream catcher to
And The OC’s Mischa Barton played the sick girl.
Please react to Labyrinth (1986). It's such a fun movie.
OMG YES PLS
You guys need to add # Movie Reaction to your tag. Your channel never comes up for me when I search for Movie Reaction. You will probably get a lot more hits when you add that.
First saw this when I was 10 years old in the year 2000. I loved it then and I love it now
Aye rub it in 🤣
@@scottirvine121 ??? Haha
Kimmy looks hot here : *
I really like you talking about the movie, but many times you are talking over your mother who is talking too. I wanted to hear what she had to say.
Oh That's the Kid from Jurassic Park 3 !
Regarding the young girl who was poisoned... there is a... I'm not even sure what to call it, a mental condition? A behavior that is not common, but does get repeated by individuals with no connection to each other. Basically it's when a mother(most often at least) gets addicted to having a sick child. It could be because they like being utterly depended on and needed, or they like the sympathy and/or praise they receive from others for being such a devoted parent in such a sad situation. Which is what I think this mom was craving... wearing bright red at your daughters funeral? This woman likes being the center of attention. Sometimes it starts by the child actually getting sick, and the mother acts to keep them that way if they start to recover, the child's death is normally not intentional. Not an excuse, it's still cold blooded murder, as I don't think it indicates any mercy or caring, more that whatever the mother is getting out of the situation depends on the child being a sick dependent rather than dead. I don't know if you caught it or not, but at the funeral you can hear some people in the crowed talking about the younger sister starting to show signs of illness... mother was moving on to her next victim. She didn't learn a damn thing, and didn't regret what she had done enough to not do it again... maybe justified it in her own mind by telling herself she would be more careful, but she was still willing to risk it to play the role of martyred mother.
Münchausen by proxy
It's called Munchausen's by Proxy. If you make yourself sick to get attention it's called Munchausen's Syndrome.
Munchausen’s Syndrome by Proxy
its sora
Your poor mom left there talking to herself after the movie while you two break down the movie between the two of you. What the hell man?
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Great film, one of Bruce's finest performances. Watch Unbreakable also
React to Stranger Things season 4 trailer!
I feel like I'm the only one who guessed the twist early on. I mean with the gut shot dead centre which is sure fatal wound and we never see him recovering and he never interacts with people apart from the boy who can see ghosts, I felt it was obvious.
can you react to ‘Eastern Promises’? Fantastic movie from David Cronenberg, Viggo Mortensen has the leading role and also got nominated for his role. It’s about Russian maffia but it’s not like a normal hollywood movie if you know what I mean
I thought it would be a movie react but it's just a few scenes very briefily. 2 seconds and jumping ahead is the wrost possible way of editing this type of video. Not worth.
Ah the role hayley joel couldnt leave with the annoying habit m night couldnt stop
React Disney 11 O11CE
wtf this is not a disney movie
@@greed42o but is a series
Worst movie edit, ever.
Good guy Willis. Thank Goodness for family and money. He will retire comfortably .