Toni Collette is an exceptional actress and the only reason why she's so underrated is she's not a Hollywood star. American film industry us very different from foreign (European, Australian...)
It really says something about the integrity of Willis that he really seems to give so much for this role. Because he was legally obliged to do it he could have just given the role minimal effort, but he really did not. He was brilliant.
Bruce Willis was great in this, one of his best .He played a part out of his comfort zone and he did a fine job. All the cast was outstanding. Thanks for posting....
One of my all time favorite movies. Toni Collett is amazing. And Osment was perfection for the role...just like Ralphy in A Christmas Story...the only one for the role. 8/14/19.
It's ridiculous that so many sources even reputable ones say that the Chinese title is "He's A Ghost" when the Chinese characters clearly say "Ghost Eye". Talk about spreading misinformation and making poor Minty look bad when it is not even his fault. He probably seen IMDB trivia and a million other sites say the title was what it is not. Granted it is good that you provided thee correction.
Saw this with my sisters for my Birthday and will never forget when the ring rolled and the entire audience audibly gasped together as we all came to the same realization. It will forever be one of my favorite movie moments. It also made me want to immediately rewatch it knowing the ending and it us amazing how everything holds up even when you know
Another Great video. For me The Sixth Sense is one of those perfect movies - right story, right actors , right directing all working in harmony to create a great piece of art.
I know people said it was pointless if you figured out the twist ahead of time, but I thought the overall film was just amazing in tone, rhythm, theme. If I could point to one shot, it would be after all the cabinets open and Toni Collette is scared but Haley Joel Osment just says he was looking for Pop-Tarts. Afterwards, you see the sweat from his handprints evaporating. Straightforward, wordless, unostentatious visual storytelling.
This is the coolest movie I have ever seen. I watched it with my buddy when it first came out on DVD. He'd already seen it with his wife, and it gave him great delight when the ending blew me away. I guess he felt better about being fooled, too. We talked about it many times, and the movie gives you obvious clues the whole time he's dead, but you never notice it until the end, and you wonder how you missed it. Just an absolutely brilliant movie. Unfortunately, it's one you can only watch once, and get the effect.
Thank you for covering this classic. I went to the movie theater twice to watch it. It was extra awesome the 2nd time - I wanted to see what I had "missed" throughout the movie - but the best was watching & hearing other movie-goers hit that "wholly shyyyt" moment!
I remember those days, when you had to actually go back to the movie theater to see a movie again. Because it would take about a year for it to come out on VHS. LOL youth nowadays will never know about that. I did this with the Phantom Menace and Sixth Sense!
The Sixth Sense is one of the best movies of all time, IMO. The ending shocked most people. It was like a whole new concept.i watch it every October. ❤️👻 Haley Joel Osment was the perfect choice to play Cole!!!
No way he ripped off Afraid of the Dark. There's literally dozens and dozens of old ghost stories where one of the characters turns out to be dead the whole time. It's not exactly an original concept.
I can't believe it's been 20 years since the release of The Sixth Sense. Awesome movie. 99 was a huge year for movies. Due to one of the theater's screens being replaced, myself and a packed crowd got watch it on a huge IMAX screen (it wasn't shot in IMAX btw) but it added to the movie. Especially the plethora of speakers which made the sound much more impactful. 👍 thank you Minty.
Idk why Donnie Wahlberg didn't and hasn't recieved more notoriety and praise for his performance in this film; in my own personal opinion he was superb;
Absolutely love your videos Minty! 😃👍 I was surprised to hear your view of The Kid though: The story of a man who was destroying his life, completely disconnected from his True Self/Inner Child, and his True Self returns to help him find fulfillment, reconnect, and begin to live again. And it demonstrated how children internalize as true every parental message, often manifesting as physical ailments (father telling the Kid he's killing his mother and not to cry, creating his eye twitch). Most people don't even realize that's where ailments come from. I was impressed Disney was willing to put it on film. Would love to see a video on that one! 😏👊
winston smith it was also why his wife didn’t pay him any attention at the restaurant for their anniversary dinner and why his office was always locked.
Sixth Sense is truly a great movie, M. Night is a funny director in that he is talented, 6th Sense and Unbreakable are his stand out movies, his all-time best work. Split is quite good and i do rate The Village that has a cool twist at the end also.
The "he was dead the whole time" story twist isnt new to Are you Affraid of the Dark either. The story archetype has been around for hundreds of years.
This was perhaps the best movie that I couldn’t wait to see a second time. So many clues throughout the movie and scenes cleverly done that were subtile hints. Actually very Hitchcockian in a way. Cheers!
This film really is directed so well. Every detail is so carefully and meticulously put in to place, but are never ostentatious. Unfortunately, this film was so well crafted and we'll received that it gave Shyamalan his planet sized ego that tanked his career. I personally really like all three of his first three movies. But, man, some of his later stuff is rough.
I remember this being in the theaters and the wife n i trying to find time to go see this because all our movie loving friends were urging us to Just Go See It ...because everybody wanted to talk about the twist but none would. And when it happened...man !! Another great vid, M...thanks !
Hi Minty! Could you do a video on the 80’s horror cult classic “Sleepaway Camp”? I would enjoy it, and I think others would too! Keep up the great work! I love your videos!
Oh man, talking about twist endings, Sleepaway Camp has one of the all-time greats! That's an ending that will stick with you for a long time after you watch it for the first time.
I used to watch "Are You Afraid of the Dark" religiously. I'd binge watch it if I could. Nick At Night will NEVER be as good as the early and mid 90's! Great vid Minty! Awesome as always. You got "The Right Stuff!" Hahahaha
It’s the end of May 2019. Only my brain can tell me this film is 20 years old. Tonight when I take the stage to appear with one of my bands, I will try and remember to quote the line when I test my mic.
That's a good one ! Do what I did with my band years ago. We had a big screen where it showed us playing. The audience was thinking, "We paid to see a LIVE BAND." Then the screen starts coming up and we were right behind it and started playing live. The audience luved it.
Hello Minty. I just want to thank you for your videos. You bring back so many nostalgic movies and TV shows for me. As far as this one goes, you mentioned "Are you afraid of the dark." I remember seeing that episode when I was a kid. Thanks again!
“Someday, and that day may never come, I will call upon you to do a service for me. But until that day, accept this justice as a gift on my daughter's wedding day.” - Mickey Mouse speaking to Bruce Willis
Hey Minty! Most of the "top ten things you don't know" videos people make, I've heard most, if not all of them already and it's just a huge waste of time. But this video, I believe is the only one I've ever watched that I didn't know even one of the details you listed. You get an A+ for this video Minty!! Mad props from this 90s girl.
cavv0667 forgot all about that one! Another great film. IMO, late 90s and early 00s are the best era for films. A lot of my all time favorites come from this time.
It makes me sad that people like to point to Signs as being where Shyamalan started to go down hill. In fact, I think that his first three movies are all classics. I think The Village is where I stopped caring for his work.
The “Dead all along” plot has been used in quite a few movies and tv series for many decades now and like other twisty surprises has been done both shockingly brilliant or tediously obvious. One of the earliest is the 1962 cult classic Carnival of Souls, an incredible example of DIY film making with a crew of only 6 on a nano-budget of $30,000. Jacob’s Ladder (1990) is another great film that takes the eerie dreamlike quality of Carnival to a whole new level and though the characters, setting and story are quite different from The Sixth Sense yet are somehow strangely similar. Post 1999 when Shyamalan’s magnum opus was released, there have been so many films using this premise that it has become a trope.
@@chrissymayhew6059 Yup, it shocked me when I found out that it was Donnie. But, I guess that if you want to be one of the pros, you have to show that kind of commitment, even if it's for a smaller role. Billy Bob Thornton did something similar when he got the role of Johnny Tyler in Tombstone, except he went in the other direction and gained weight. For a character that was on screen for not even 10 minutes. That's another that I didn't recognize right away.
How did you forget it? At least you still got to enjoy it. I'll never enjoy it...not because the ending has been spoiled to be a long ass time ago but because I saw that episode of "Are You Afraid of the Dark".
Minty, I Love your Work mate, You saved my thinking of Being the only person who remembers The films you Review. Well done brother, this one happens to be one of my 2 favorite films of all time the other is Real Steel staring your fellow Austrian Hugh Jackman, Dakota Goyo, & other well known. You make my week every week my brother well done keep it up 😎✌🖖
Also very similar to an old Goosebumps book from the 90's called The Ghost next door. It starts off with the main character dreaming her room is on fire, it ends with her realising the fire was real and she died in it.
1) I had NO IDEA Wahlberg played the guy who shot Willis’ character! 2) “Why hasn’t he been able to top it?” I think is in the eye of the beholder. I also think comparing his movies to each other is like comparing apples to oranges. Yeah, they’re both fruits, but they’re different. I know I may get blasted for this, but I LOVE The Village. I’m happy to say I never saw any previews for it and I didn’t see it in the theater, but watched it a year later And wondered why people hated it. I read something a few months ago that I think makes sense. The writer of this theory claims the movie didn’t do well because the trailer lead people to believe the movie was heading in a different direction, they went to the movie and felt misled, betrayed. Like I said, I never saw any trailers so I just enjoyed it for what it was. It’s beautiful, and it’s soundtrack is so mind-bogglingly, hauntingly, heartbreakingly gorgeous, I had to buy it for myself.
You are a complete LEGEND Sir!!! LOVING all of your work I am addicted Lol! Come over to Northern England you clever, creative man! I'll show you the sites and give ya some free shelter! 😉👍✌
This makes me feel old...I was in high school in Philly in the late 90s and me and my friends would go watch them filming the movie in south philly after school. Ah memories...
I love movies that I can't figure out, where I don't know what's going to happen. I did figure this one out though. About 30 seconds before the reveal, if that actually counts.
Never heard of it. We in Philly didnt hear of that junk and since M Knight grew up in philly like me i believe him when he said he never heard of that junk
I always enjoy watching ur channel. May be it's the accent😄. I did see the version where scenes had been cut. The clip of the elderly man, was saddening. But the first time I saw it the theatre, the jump scare with the abused dead wife, in the pink robe, I thought I would have 2 b scraped off the ceiling. That was M. Night's best, if him him props for its creep factor as well.
The quote that Haley Joel Osment says can also be applied to the movie Day After Tomorrow. When they are walking through the snow. The characters look down at the frozen bodies and should have said " Icy dead people".
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The Sixth Sense is the only movie I've ever paid to see twice at the theater. An absolutely brilliantly made film.
Toni Collette ripped my heart out in the car accident scene. My goodness she is so underrated.
Love Heals
Agreed!
Toni Collette is an exceptional actress and the only reason why she's so underrated is she's not a Hollywood star. American film industry us very different from foreign (European, Australian...)
Yes! The woman is amazing!!
wow
@Tavon Fenwick I'll have to check that out (:
It really says something about the integrity of Willis that he really seems to give so much for this role.
Because he was legally obliged to do it he could have just given the role minimal effort, but he really did not. He was brilliant.
Bruce Willis was great in this, one of his best .He played a part out of his comfort zone and he did a fine job. All the cast was outstanding. Thanks for posting....
One of my all time favorite movies. Toni Collett is amazing. And Osment was perfection for the role...just like Ralphy in A Christmas Story...the only one for the role. 8/14/19.
He should've had a similar career to Elijah Woods. He was masterful in the part.
@@filmgirlLisa I always thought that he should have won awards, because he is so fantastic in this film.
no, the chinese title 鬼眼 translates to " ghost eye", it means someone is able to see ghost, it doesn't give the twist away
Nice one!! Did you see that Minty!?!?
It's ridiculous that so many sources even reputable ones say that the Chinese title is "He's A Ghost" when the Chinese characters clearly say "Ghost Eye". Talk about spreading misinformation and making poor Minty look bad when it is not even his fault. He probably seen IMDB trivia and a million other sites say the title was what it is not.
Granted it is good that you provided thee correction.
Saw this with my sisters for my Birthday and will never forget when the ring rolled and the entire audience audibly gasped together as we all came to the same realization. It will forever be one of my favorite movie moments. It also made me want to immediately rewatch it knowing the ending and it us amazing how everything holds up even when you know
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Another Great video. For me The Sixth Sense is one of those perfect movies - right story, right actors , right directing all working in harmony to create a great piece of art.
I know people said it was pointless if you figured out the twist ahead of time, but I thought the overall film was just amazing in tone, rhythm, theme. If I could point to one shot, it would be after all the cabinets open and Toni Collette is scared but Haley Joel Osment just says he was looking for Pop-Tarts. Afterwards, you see the sweat from his handprints evaporating. Straightforward, wordless, unostentatious visual storytelling.
Yes, this moment touched me. Poor kid, I just wanted to run and hug him.
This is the coolest movie I have ever seen. I watched it with my buddy when it first came out on DVD. He'd already seen it with his wife, and it gave him great delight when the ending blew me away. I guess he felt better about being fooled, too. We talked about it many times, and the movie gives you obvious clues the whole time he's dead, but you never notice it until the end, and you wonder how you missed it. Just an absolutely brilliant movie. Unfortunately, it's one you can only watch once, and get the effect.
Thank you for covering this classic. I went to the movie theater twice to watch it. It was extra awesome the 2nd time - I wanted to see what I had "missed" throughout the movie - but the best was watching & hearing other movie-goers hit that "wholly shyyyt" moment!
I remember those days, when you had to actually go back to the movie theater to see a movie again. Because it would take about a year for it to come out on VHS. LOL youth nowadays will never know about that. I did this with the Phantom Menace and Sixth Sense!
The Sixth Sense is one of the best movies of all time, IMO. The ending shocked most people. It was like a whole new concept.i watch it every October. ❤️👻 Haley Joel Osment was the perfect choice to play Cole!!!
No way he ripped off Afraid of the Dark. There's literally dozens and dozens of old ghost stories where one of the characters turns out to be dead the whole time. It's not exactly an original concept.
You are right about that. Also I didn't see the twist coming and ussually I do.
The story of the hitchhiker who is a ghost comes to mind.
He said inspired by, not ripped off.
Hell, An Inhabitant of Carcosa did it in the mid-1800s.
Until I watched this video, I hadn’t ever heard of ‘Are you afraid of the Dark’.
I absolutely love this movie ❤️💕😍😍...the car scene had me crying 😭 and I love this director...all of his movies!
I can't believe it's been 20 years since the release of The Sixth Sense. Awesome movie. 99 was a huge year for movies. Due to one of the theater's screens being replaced, myself and a packed crowd got watch it on a huge IMAX screen (it wasn't shot in IMAX btw) but it added to the movie. Especially the plethora of speakers which made the sound much more impactful. 👍 thank you Minty.
Idk why Donnie Wahlberg didn't and hasn't recieved more notoriety and praise for his performance in this film; in my own personal opinion he was superb;
I agree, but to be honest I didn't realise it was him till years later.
@@SkellingtonFan that's EXACTLY what I mean...many had NO IDEA who that ACTOR was...he was incredible!
@@zepcrazyfre absolutely
He was great in Band of Brothers.
@@zombiTrout oh my god, I love band of brothers!
Great stuff, Minty. Love your videos.
Cheers!
Absolutely love your videos Minty! 😃👍
I was surprised to hear your view of The Kid though:
The story of a man who was destroying his life, completely disconnected from his True Self/Inner Child, and his True Self returns to help him find fulfillment, reconnect, and begin to live again. And it demonstrated how children internalize as true every parental message, often manifesting as physical ailments (father telling the Kid he's killing his mother and not to cry, creating his eye twitch).
Most people don't even realize that's where ailments come from. I was impressed Disney was willing to put it on film. Would love to see a video on that one! 😏👊
I figured out that Bruce was a ghost when they were in the Hospital. I've notice that no one was paying him any mind.
winston smith it was also why his wife didn’t pay him any attention at the restaurant for their anniversary dinner and why his office was always locked.
but that could've been explained in his wife having affair because he was away for his job and patients so often!
Yep it was that the camera moved up to the ceiling. Classic info by people who had NDEs.
Uhmmmmm, I retired as a hospital nurse and that happens a lot more, than you would think that it does.
Sixth Sense is truly a great movie, M. Night is a funny director in that he is talented, 6th Sense and Unbreakable are his stand out movies, his all-time best work. Split is quite good and i do rate The Village that has a cool twist at the end also.
Dam I didn't know that was Wahlberg. Shit much like duddits in dream catcher. Awesome
Check out the ceiling at-3:48-
Exactly me neither
The "he was dead the whole time" story twist isnt new to Are you Affraid of the Dark either. The story archetype has been around for hundreds of years.
This film is 20 years old!! Wow, I was 8 when this came out, scared the hell out of me!
I was 13 God I feel old 😱
I was 22. 42 next month. Eek. 😭😆
"That everyone either loves or hates depending on what his last movie was." 😂
As Marie Dressler said, "You are it as good as your last movie".
This was perhaps the best movie that I couldn’t wait to see a second time. So many clues throughout the movie and scenes cleverly done that were subtile hints. Actually very Hitchcockian in a way. Cheers!
This film really is directed so well. Every detail is so carefully and meticulously put in to place, but are never ostentatious. Unfortunately, this film was so well crafted and we'll received that it gave Shyamalan his planet sized ego that tanked his career. I personally really like all three of his first three movies. But, man, some of his later stuff is rough.
Good job Minty! Your videos are so much better when you play the movie soundtrack in the background!
Great movie and I was so shocked to find out that poor old Bruce was a Ghost.
Great film. Consider it a 👍 There is a bonus clip from Jacob's ladder included.
Jacobs ladder creeped me out so bad as a kid lol
@@onlyplayaseattacoswiththei9433 I found it creepy as an adult...and I knew the twist ending..
@@littlesongbird1 that shit makes your mind race lol....."what if I'm.....NOOOO"😂
Have you done Stir of Echoes? Would LOVE a 10 things on that movie.
Stir of Echoes was brilliant...
Another amazing film!
Stir of Echoes scared the shit out of me back then.
Good times.
I love that movie.
I remember that episode of "are you afraid of the dark?" Great episode
I remember this being in the theaters and the wife n i trying to find time to go see this because all our movie loving friends were urging us to
Just
Go
See
It
...because everybody wanted to talk about the twist but none would.
And when it happened...man !!
Another great vid, M...thanks !
Hi Minty!
Could you do a video on the 80’s horror cult classic “Sleepaway Camp”? I would enjoy it, and I think others would too! Keep up the great work! I love your videos!
Cess Xiii Thank you! I’ll check it out :)
Sleepaway camp..wow I remember. 🤔😃
Oh man, talking about twist endings, Sleepaway Camp has one of the all-time greats! That's an ending that will stick with you for a long time after you watch it for the first time.
I used to watch "Are You Afraid of the Dark" religiously. I'd binge watch it if I could.
Nick At Night will NEVER be as good as the early and mid 90's!
Great vid Minty! Awesome as always. You got "The Right Stuff!" Hahahaha
Nick at night in the 90s was LIFE!
Oh-oh-oh-ohhh!
"Phantom Menace"! What the beginning! I like when Minty begins with trolling :D
Hey, Austin Powers did the same thing in the Teaser for "The Spy Who Shagged Me".
You should do a video on Tales from the Crypt demon knight. Probably Billy Zane's best performance
Nah. His best performance is: Dead Calm, with Nicole Kidman and Sam Neill.
Best performance is by far Titanic . He plays a great bad guy .
You got your wish. 🙂
It’s the end of May 2019. Only my brain can tell me this film is 20 years old.
Tonight when I take the stage to appear with one of my bands, I will try and remember to quote the line when I test my mic.
That's a good one ! Do what I did with my band years ago. We had a big screen where it showed us playing. The audience was thinking, "We paid to see a LIVE BAND." Then the screen starts coming up and we were right behind it and started playing live. The audience luved it.
Plant tongue firmly in cheek, Shelton!
Interesting use of Jacob's ladder. I'd have loved to have seen the actual hospital scene.
Because when you sign with Disney.. they own you for ever. Kurt Russel, Eddie Murphy..
Hello Minty. I just want to thank you for your videos. You bring back so many nostalgic movies and TV shows for me. As far as this one goes, you mentioned "Are you afraid of the dark." I remember seeing that episode when I was a kid. Thanks again!
“Someday, and that day may never come, I will call upon you to do a service for me. But until that day, accept this justice as a gift on my daughter's wedding day.”
- Mickey Mouse speaking to Bruce Willis
One of my favorite movies of all time. Love it to the core. It truly is a masterpiece.
Happy Seven Year's Minty! Love your stuff. Keep up the good work, sir. Ser Minty.
He actually looks a lot older than 7.
@@frankschneider6156 Agreed.
Hey Minty! Most of the "top ten things you don't know" videos people make, I've heard most, if not all of them already and it's just a huge waste of time. But this video, I believe is the only one I've ever watched that I didn't know even one of the details you listed. You get an A+ for this video Minty!! Mad props from this 90s girl.
Loved this movie, takes me back to my early teens. You should cover ‘Stir Of Echoes’ next...
Minty rocks!
That was a great film too! What about Mystic River?!?
cavv0667 forgot all about that one! Another great film. IMO, late 90s and early 00s are the best era for films. A lot of my all time favorites come from this time.
Oh, hella! That's a good flick!
Don't forget "fallen" with Denzel. That's a great creepy rainy day flick. Another 1 is "deliver us from evil" w Eric Bana.
I just watched Stir of Echoes yesterday 💕💯
Awesome Minty. Do Raising Arizona please, please, please!!!!!!!
Yeah Minty..from a fan in Scotland...please do Raising Arizona.
Hey Minty do one about Signs.
Yes :)
YES. 😍😍😍
I’ve rewatched ‘Signs’ many times. It’s one of those movies that the more that you watch it, the more you pick up on the littlest details.
It makes me sad that people like to point to Signs as being where Shyamalan started to go down hill. In fact, I think that his first three movies are all classics. I think The Village is where I stopped caring for his work.
This year is my 20 year high school reunion. Thank u Minty for doing this! One of my favorite movies of all time!
Love your videos, Minty! Keep them coming.
She's All That is awesome
Happy 7th Anniversary to a great person. Thank you for your awesome videos. Keep up with your great work.😎😎😎😎
OMG the Are You Afraid of The Dark shoutout Awesome 😬😬😬
I remember the episode with the ghoul in the pool.
To just have one movie that is near perfect is a pretty awesome feat.
Minty love your vids can you pls do a vid for "Airplane"? One of my faves growing up.
I picked a hell of a day to quit sniffing glue. 😀
11:20 Actually in German: Vader can loosely mean Father.
In South Africa the word Vader also means father in my home language Afrikaans
In Dutch, too
Vader is not german. It's dutch. The german word for father is "Vater" and it is pronounced "faater".
Августовское воодушевление
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Thanks.
His Far-gerr?
The “Dead all along” plot has been used in quite a few movies and tv series for many decades now and like other twisty surprises has been done both shockingly brilliant or tediously obvious. One of the earliest is the 1962 cult classic Carnival of Souls, an incredible example of DIY film making with a crew of only 6 on a nano-budget of $30,000. Jacob’s Ladder (1990) is another great film that takes the eerie dreamlike quality of Carnival to a whole new level and though the characters, setting and story are quite different from The Sixth Sense yet are somehow strangely similar. Post 1999 when Shyamalan’s magnum opus was released, there have been so many films using this premise that it has become a trope.
Exxcellent video, as always. Thank you, Minty; greetings from Honduras.
I wonder if anyone's done a "Mandela effect" about how people always think that the Donnie Wahlberg character is played by someone else.
I see it and still don't believe it!
That's interesting. It's crazy that Donnie Wahlberg lost that much weight just to play that tiny whole in this movie... Now that's dedication! A+
@@chrissymayhew6059 Yup, it shocked me when I found out that it was Donnie. But, I guess that if you want to be one of the pros, you have to show that kind of commitment, even if it's for a smaller role. Billy Bob Thornton did something similar when he got the role of Johnny Tyler in Tombstone, except he went in the other direction and gained weight. For a character that was on screen for not even 10 minutes. That's another that I didn't recognize right away.
Love your channel ... thanks for being you
Love your videos mate ... keep em coming ... cheers!
I'm going to watch this and Signs again! Thank you so much for your channel! ❤
Nice one Minty love your videos, keep it up bro
This was the third Horror Thriller movie to be nominated for the Oscar for Best Picture. The first being The Exorcist, the second being Jaws.
You forgot silence of the lambs
@@PiLLbOt100 Silence of the Lambs wasn't horror. It is a thriller.
and I believe Haley Joel Osment got an Oscar nomination for the first time, since another child actor was nominated Shirley Temple!
The ending floored me, but this movie was brilliant
"That's like calling the Empire Strikes Back - Darth Vader's your daddy"... Dude, that was a scream. Actually made me LoL. Subscribed.
I ALWAYS FELT THAT THIS KID WOULD HAVE MADE A BETTER ANAKIN SKYWALKER
Oh no doubt about it!
Fun fact ...
Ive seen this film 3 times and forgot the ending ..TWICE...
I love this movie ...
Signs next ...or the Village...?
or Unbreakable or Split...!
The Visit is pretty good too. Considered his come-back movie.
Keith Lestrange
That's practically impossible, except you fell asleep.
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How did you forget it? At least you still got to enjoy it.
I'll never enjoy it...not because the ending has been spoiled to be a long ass time ago but because I saw that episode of "Are You Afraid of the Dark".
Minty, I Love your Work mate, You saved my thinking of Being the only person who remembers The films you Review. Well done brother, this one happens to be one of my 2 favorite films of all time the other is Real Steel staring your fellow Austrian Hugh Jackman, Dakota Goyo, & other well known. You make my week every week my brother well done keep it up 😎✌🖖
Also very similar to an old Goosebumps book from the 90's called The Ghost next door. It starts off with the main character dreaming her room is on fire, it ends with her realising the fire was real and she died in it.
Darth Vaders your daddy!! LOL! That would have been quite a title!
At leastit answers the question: "Who's your daddy ?".
Errr the Chinese title is actually translated as “Ghost Eyes”, not “He’s a ghost”.
that was probably Google translate ha ha
Max Noerenberg let’s just stick to facts and not assumptions here.
I came to the comments to see if anyone caught that.
1) I had NO IDEA Wahlberg played the guy who shot Willis’ character!
2) “Why hasn’t he been able to top it?” I think is in the eye of the beholder. I also think comparing his movies to each other is like comparing apples to oranges. Yeah, they’re both fruits, but they’re different. I know I may get blasted for this, but I LOVE The Village. I’m happy to say I never saw any previews for it and I didn’t see it in the theater, but watched it a year later And wondered why people hated it. I read something a few months ago that I think makes sense. The writer of this theory claims the movie didn’t do well because the trailer lead people to believe the movie was heading in a different direction, they went to the movie and felt misled, betrayed. Like I said, I never saw any trailers so I just enjoyed it for what it was. It’s beautiful, and it’s soundtrack is so mind-bogglingly, hauntingly, heartbreakingly gorgeous, I had to buy it for myself.
You the man Minty! I am now binge watching all your vids!
The "the MC was dead the whole time" was also a plot in Twilight Zone. The Hitchhiker, I think.
Practical Theist
You are correct if I’m thinking of the same episode. But it’s definitely in an episode of The Twilight Zone.
*Happy 7th anniversary, Minty!* 🥳
Once again Minty you have another Great vedio.
Keep them vedio's coming Minty.
Love this movie and your channel Minty!!!
Do are you afraid of the dark, please and thank you. 😳😳😳
Man, that show horrified me.
I loved that show. Twilight Zone for kids.
@@KEVMAN7987 Terrifying
Canadian show
I loved that show wish they still played it and goosebumps damn the memories....I miss it
Minty, your mid roll ads are landing mid-sentence, might want to place them manually from now on.
But other than that, great video as usual :)
If you block the ads the video maker doesn't get paid.
Do it anyway. Not worth sweating through them - videos are supposed to be enjoyable.
GhostCity Shelton They didn't say to block them, they say to place them somewhere in the video; there's a difference.
The ads are placed by a TH-cam bot, not the producer of the video.
@@patrickduffy8881 They can be set manually, but the default is the bot like you say.
You are a complete LEGEND Sir!!! LOVING all of your work I am addicted Lol!
Come over to Northern England you clever, creative man! I'll show you the sites and give ya some free shelter! 😉👍✌
Good movie, Haley Joel Osment was excellent in that movie, he's my favorite child actor of that time, so talented.
I did not know Donnie Wahlberg was in this movie until just now!
The Kid was good and She's All That became a teen girl classic
"There are no pacts between lions and men" my favorite quote
Your videos make me smile. Thank you!
Bruce!!! Congrats on the birthday.
There are some paranormal investigators who believe that there are some ghosts who doesn't realize that they are dead.
@@darthmetallus1977 Okay, then you can laugh at them.
@@LughSummerson You're a bit childish, my friend. Who the fuck cares what they believe in. Grow up, amigo.
@@darthmetallus1977 You're a bit defensive about things you don't care about. Why not mock people who believe stupid things?
This makes me feel old...I was in high school in Philly in the late 90s and me and my friends would go watch them filming the movie in south philly after school. Ah memories...
When I saw this movie the ending caught me completely by surprise. Usually I pick up on hidden meanings, can anticipate plot twists but not this one.
Same
I love movies that I can't figure out, where I don't know what's going to happen. I did figure this one out though. About 30 seconds before the reveal, if that actually counts.
I wish a, "Sixth Sense," TV series would be released.
Umm ... Unless I'm mistaken, Donnie is *still* a member of NKOTB.
LivanaFaolan and his on the series blue bloods as Danny Reagan
He's also on Blue Blood....
Are you afraid of the dark.. Canadian classic
Miss that tv show
Never heard of it. We in Philly didnt hear of that junk and since M Knight grew up in philly like me i believe him when he said he never heard of that junk
I always enjoy watching ur channel. May be it's the accent😄. I did see the version where scenes had been cut. The clip of the elderly man, was saddening. But the first time I saw it the theatre, the jump scare with the abused dead wife, in the pink robe, I thought I would have 2 b scraped off the ceiling. That was M. Night's best, if him him props for its creep factor as well.
Always enjoy watching your videos minty 👍
I see Minty video!
This is my favorite horror movie with Flat Liners in the number two slot.
On Netflix you should watch "the autopsy of Jane doe". Very original & decent horror movie.
"Got a match? Your face & my ass" lol😂
The quote that Haley Joel Osment says can also be applied to the movie Day After Tomorrow. When they are walking through the snow. The characters look down at the frozen bodies and should have said " Icy dead people".
Love your channel. It's a lot of fun. Do a James Csameron movie. Maybe Aliens, Terminator or True Lies?
just for your last line i gave you a thumbs up!
I loved Are you afraid of the dark tv show!!
It's Canadian
@@jennifermercer3481 i never knew that, thats pritty cool ive been a fan forever too lol.
Great list! Nicely done.
Glad to see you back!!!