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What was the scene that made you realize the Twist ?
I knew when you knew. Don’t feel bad lol. I picked this movie at the theater when it came out based solely on seeing Bruce Willis’ name on the poster. I went in as blind as possible by sheer chance. What a win for me!
Everyone realized the twist when u did. This is a masterpiece and I suggest u to see again this moove with your knowlidge ;)
I didn't realize until she dropped his wedding ring on the floor. Don't feel bad that you didn't catch the twist either. It is one of the most iconic twists of all time. The boy actor also stared in Forrest Gump, he played little Forrest. Unfortunately he had a rough time growing up to adulthood (I won't go into it here), but as a side not, he did receive an Oscar Nomination for Best Supporting Actor for this roll. Take care dear! XOXO
Same time as you. In the theater not knowing anything about it except that Bruce Willis was in it. I usually catch the twists before I'm suppose to, but M Night Shyamalan did a terrific job of misleading you and distracting you.
The last one)
You didn’t fail. Almost no one sees it coming; the movie is THAT GOOD. You are very far from the only one.
- I didn’t realize until the ring-drop, same as you.
And the film is DEFINITELY worth a rewatch, to go back and see the hints and clues we all missed.
Yeah, watch for scenes that contain the color red!
Agreed. Sometimes it's just better to let the movie happen than to try to figure it out on your first watch.
My dad figured it out in the scene where Cole confesses his secret in the hospital. He wrote it down so he could prove it to me but didn't actually tell me at the time. I didn't figure it out until very, very late. Like I didn't even get it when the ring fell. I didn't realize until it showed him with the blood on the back of his shirt and then flashed back to him lying on the bed. I would have given the movie a 3 out of 5 until that ending. Plus, it made me seek out other movies by M. Night Shamalan. I also really liked "Unbreakable," "The Village," and "Signs."
@@BubblyRainbows What's interesting is that M. Night Shyamalan was terrified that the audience would figure it out in the hospital scene.
Yeah, like "The Usual Suspects"
Toni Collette's acting in the epic car scene is extraordinary. She earned best supporting actress nomination.
It brings me to tears every time I see it!😢
Omg I didn't Even know that was her !?!?
And everywhere else too. “Look at my face. I’m not mad.”
She’s absolutely perfect. A mum trying her best on the edge. She’s lost and struggling and trying. She loses her temper. Gets frustrated. Gets angry. Loves. Forgives.
She’s just perfect. And that scene in the car. Just. Omg. So good.
She didn't win !? Who beat that performance ,I wonder cuz it was wrongly earned
You didn't fail! You experienced it exactly how the writer/director intended you to!
You did not fail. This movie has one of the greatest "twist endings" in movie history BECAUSE of how they told the story through focusing on the child the whole time. They gave you JUST enough to think that Bruce's character was simply helping another "struggling child" through his issues and how this was going to be the one that restored his faith in his own abilities after the failure of having a former patient turn out so bad. So, you are SET UP to think of it as a "redemption story" by helping Cole out. That Cole gets better and Malcolm can be "vindicated" as a professional child psychologist.
But the twist is that Malcolm was really so good at helping children through their issues and reconnecting with their families, that even in death, he wasn't able to "be freed" without helping at least "one more" and in the process, he ends up vindicating HIMSELF as a person.
I think it's the other way, Malcolm was seeking Cole's help, same as the other ghosts, to redeem himself as he failed Vincent in the past for not believing him.
Cole knew Malcolm was a ghost at the start, that's why he ran from him at the start and wasn't surprised to see him at his house, but Malcolm's experience eventually got through to Cole, that ghosts aren't there to hurt him, he is like a beacon, they are seeking his help to fulfill their unfinished regrets.
When this came out the culture wasn't really trained to look for plot twists in movies. The end surprised all the friends I know.. very well done!
Indeed. In fact, I would even go so far as to say that this particular plots twist is practically the Godfather of all plot twists. It was the success of this movie that launched the idea into the public eye.
@@KaelRavenheart don't forget The Crying Game for a plot twist,nowadays everyone would get the plot twist!
@Stosh English I actually don't know that one! Gonna have to check it out.
@@KaelRavenheart Irish Republican Army terrorists vs. the UK gov't. I'd love to hear what you thought about it. (no spoilers)
Though after you've seen this film once, the twist seems really obvious.
I was so thrilled that you didn’t know he was dead, the surprise ending is such a great thing to experience. Like many others, I didn’t know until the ring dropped.
one of the greatest twists I've ever seen. Don't feel bad for not catching on- that's what makes this a classic.
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I agree
if you rewatch the movie, you can see Cole was running away from Bruce Willis in the beginning, because Cole knew he is a ghost
This kid was nominated for Oscar for this role. His acting is brilliant! The best kid acting I've ever seen. You also should react to "Pay it forward" - another great movie with this kid acting. You'd like it for sure!
It's not a test. Why not just be impressed that a movie was able to lead you so convincingly in the wrong direction, without cheap tricks.
The best thing about this movie is the superb acting.
Donnie as Vincent played the tortured victim brilliantly.
Bruce Willis, he needs no words.
Haleys flawless acting is way beyond his years.
The expression of misery & sorrow on Mischas face.
But Toni Collette....Wow. Absolutely superb as the desperate Mother. Outstanding.
Well, no one expects them to kill the star of the movie in the first scene, so all along we just assumed he lived. And then, like you said, they get you so focused on the boy's story that by the time "I see dead people" is revealed we long have believed Malcom survived and is helping him. We don't pay attention to the clues. It's brilliant filmmaking.
I am so happy you didn't figure it out, the reaction for that twist is the best part, if you know before its revealed then it is not as fun. This was a great video!
Your reaction is the very reason we all wish we could go back and watch this movie for the first time again. Great reaction.
This show was so well done, the whole theatre gasped at the same time, as the ring dropped. It took everyone by surprise. ❤️
Yeah. My brother in law and I went to see it, and spent the entire car ride home just saying 'wow' over and over again.
The plot line is the boy’s coping journey, Malcom’s redeeming himself with his practice and wife and, Cole’s mom’s acceptance arc. It is stuffed with compelling subplots containing scares and emotional hooks. It is a master class in distraction… so few see it coming. If you see it coming , you are not experiencing the movie. Great react… keep’em coming!
Thank you. Very well stated!
Great reaction!
Neither me nor any of my friends saw the twist until it was revealed at the end, which surprised us since we're often trying to figure out any possible twists to movies in the suspense category (like this one), but M. Night did such a great job disguising it. The only person who interacted with Malcolm after he was shot was Cole, and while Malcolm was in many scenes with other people after meeting Cole, he didn't interact with any of them. At best he spoke to them and they paid no attention to him. Even when he was sitting there with Cole's mom she never spoke to him, and while they seemed to be looking at each other it was obvious in hindsight that she was just staring into space as she waited for Cole to come home.
I ended up really liking the teacher. Though he was upset at being reminded that he was a stutterer, something he had worked hard to hide, you got the sense that he understood Cole and tried to help him feel included. It was one person who had probably been called a freak in school (for stuttering) helping another student who was called a freak and ostracized for his "freakishness". It was obvious in the way that he spoke to Cole before the play, and had probably made the decision to cast Cole as the lead in the Sword in the Stone, that he liked Cole and wanted to try to make him feel included instead of left out.
The three main actors in this movie were so incredibly good: Bruce Willis as Malcolm, Toni Colette as Cole's mom, and Haley Joel Osment as Cole. I think they all deserved awards for their work in this movie, especially young Haley Joel.
My favorite Haley Joel Osment movie is Secondhand Lions, which is a (mostly) happier movie that came out a few years after this one. Absolutely worth a watch and a reaction.
Second Hand Lions was surprisingly good!
Brilliant film making here. When Cole reveals to Bruce's character his "secret" every word he says is constructed so that it also serves as a slowly dawning revelation for the audience at the end for why both we and Bruce didn't know he was a ghost. "They don't know they're dead." "They only see what they want to see." I was so immersed in the movie that when the ring dropped I was confused. Then, when Cole's voice began I heard every word he said as realization dawned on me.
Out of the depths I cry to you...........". Passage is from the book of Jonah after he was swallowed by a "great fish".
Excellent reaction.
"Guys, I have goosebumps in places they shouldn't be."
BEST LINE EVER. 👍👍
that made you perk right up
I APPOLOGIZE IN ADVANCE. YOUR JUMP SCARE AT 19:23 WAS EPIC AND I'VE REWOUND IT 5 X TO SEE IT AGAIN 😆 GREAT REACTION TO A GREAT MOVIE!
I remember when the movie was first in the theaters. Everyone was saying "You have to go and see The Sixth Sense," but no one gave away the ending.
This film has a very good rewatch value. Knowing the twist it is very fun to see all the details hinting to it. Like the scene with Cole telling his secret and camera zooming onto Bruce's face. You'd thing it's about his reaction but it's showing exactly what he's saying "they don't know they're dead".
Don't be hard on yourself for not guessing Malcom was dead. I realized it same time you did and if I had to guess, I'd say 1 or 2% of all who watched this guessed earlier on. I watched it on tape at home so had the luxury of rewinding that reveal part. I heard in other reactions that the theatre audiences actually gasped in horror. Always love your reactions. Thank you. You're not alone by far. 🙂
I saw it in the theater when it came out and myself, and everyone there, freaked out because no one saw the twist. I remember the only thing I thought was odd was when the child took a bus to the funeral - like why didn't his doctor drive him? But, when you're in a dark theater watching, you don't have time to pause and really think about it before the next scene. I love that when we all walked out everyone stopped talking when we went by the people waiting for the next showing because no one wanted to spoil it.
First time I saw this, I had no idea he was dead the whole time. That scene in the car guts me every time. Malcolm realizing he's dead is just the best twist in cinema ever, imo.
I had no idea that he was dead. When they revealed that, I watched the entire movie again just to check. Incredible.
Love your reaction, always.
No one saw the end coming when the movie first came out. One of the greatest plot twists in history. "Wigging out" means going crazy. Glad you came to enjoy the movie. Haley Joel Osment is/was an amazing child actor.
I love rewatching the movie now that I know, because I see all the clues lying there in plain sight.
Awesome movie. Another near perfect movie that fits the same movie genres is "The Others" where Nicole Kidman has some trouble with supernatural. Highly recommended!
I figured out the twist when the ring drops. I'm so glad I didn't figure it out before so I could experience the film the way the filmmakers intended to
Yeah I figured it about five seconds before that and think that was the perfect time, to feel smart but get the full force of the twist.
I saw this movie in the theater the day it came out. The entire audience screamed at the same moment that you did!
Great movie. And fantastic to watch a second time and notice all the things you didn't notice before - like how no one speaks to Malcolm except for Cole. Watch the scene in the restaurant again - his wife wasn't ignoring Malcolm, she was alone "celebrating" their anniversary at the restaurant. That scene in the car at the end: when she says, "Do I make her proud." I think Toni Collette (Cole's mom) deserved an Oscar just for that scene.
A true classic. The guy who plays the doctor at 16:20 is M. Night Shyamalan, the director. He always does a small cameo appearance in his movies, and they always have a twist to them.
Bisscute you didn't fail its meant to trick the audience. That's a big reason why it's so good.
What a shock it was being at the theater watching this movie when every single person in the audience let out a gasp! Best ending twist of all time!
When this film was first released in theaters, people who saw it kept quiet about the twist afterward, so as not to spoil it for others. It was a great moment in film history.
This is probably in my top 5 movies of all time. I've watched a number of times.
I saw this movie in a packed theater the second weekend it was out, and there were three scenes when I swear every person there screamed, including me. There were three teenage boys sitting right in front of me, and one boy's popcorn went flying in every direction when he leaped to his feet! I think of him every time I see that scene.
Don't feel bad about not guessing "the twist" ending. In the following weeks I read/watched everything about this movie, including exit interviews with stunned audience members, and everybody was surprised. Since then I've heard a few people insist they knew "the first five minutes" but they must be Wednesday Addams weirdos to think that way automatically.
Love your accent. Reminds me of my Dutch grandmother.
Ironically, Haley Joel Osment was in two of the best 1990s films, this and Forrest Gump. His sister Emily is in the tv show Young Sheldon, and at this moment the whole show is revolving around her plotline. Excellent actress. Runs in the family.
Hey Biss, the twist took me all the way to the end as well. I just got so into the movie that I didn't see that twist as being an option. Bravo.
Love the jump scares. They are the result of loud sounds in movies.
Excellent Spanish translation. 👍
I am so glad you didn't catch on. When I saw that you were going to watch this I figured you were going to figure it out early and I was kinda bummed about it to be honest. You are definitely a smart cookie and i figured at least your wonderfully funny reactions to jump scares would keep me entertainedat least. Don't feel bad. When this was in the theaters, everyone was caught off guard. Unfortunately, I was spoiled to the ending by a stupid local radio station that did a mock 30 second comedy summary routine about it which hinted that he was dead without actually saying it. I was supposed to go see the film the next night. Now I can only relive the ending vicariously through others. That was really fun! Thank you!
I love watching these movies with you! So much fun, really makes my day. Thank you and have a great weekend
I know you pride yourself on unraveling every mystery, and it's a large appeal to your channel,
but you got to enjoy this film in the best way possible. Please don't beat yourself up over it. 🙂
Great reaction as always
"Wigging" is a slang term. It means getting worked up over something, and in this contest Cole is asking if the Dr is chickening out for playing with him.
The twist at the end was great, but for me, the final scene in the car with Cole and his mom was 1 of the most powerful in movie history.
Wiggin out=going crazy, losing your $hit. A friend of mine from France would say "blowing a cable".
I was around several Mechanics when I was young. 'Blowing a Fuse' is the same as 'Blowing a Cable'. :)
You failed nothing!!! That’s what made this movie a masterpiece! Everyone’s mind was blown…. One of the best plot twists ever!
Don’t feel bad. I think most people were fooled until the end as well. I had to go back and watch it again to see all of the times he appeared to be interacting with people other than Cole. The one that really had me fooled was when he was sitting with Cole’s mom waiting for him to come home from school. I had to watch it twice before I realized that they never spoke to one another.
That was fun! I've watched many of your music reactions, but recently I started watching 6th Sense reactions and yours just came up. This is my favorite 6th Sense reaction so far!
First of all, great reaction!
Secondly, the disorder you are referring to is called "Munchausen by Proxy" syndrome. It is very real and very serious! I have always thought that is EXACTLY what the mother was going through. While fathers can also be diagnosed with this, it is very, very rare.
I'm a man, and while I do have a daughter, unfortunately did not raise her (very long story). I don't know what it is like to be a mother (and the hormones and emotions a woman & mother go through), I don't want to judge. I have to be honest though, to me it is just EVIL! When you do have strong feelings and thoughts that will hurt (or worse) another human being, you must find a different way to cope...especially when it is your own child who you are supposed to protect and they have 100% trust in you to love and protect them!
I know Postpartum Depression is another very serious condition that can lead to a mother hurting or even killing their own children.
Please, any mother (or father) who has negative emotional feelings towards their children, you must see a doctor or professional for help!!!
P.S. Fathers can also get Postpartum Depression, but it is called PPND (Parernal Postnatal Depression).
You mentioned a few different conditions in your comment so I'm not sure if you're conflating the motivations behind all of them or if I'm connecting dots that you didn't intend, but, just in case, I just want to add to your comment that my understanding is that Munchausen By Proxy is not about the parent disliking their child or having negative emotions toward their child. Munchausen Syndrome -- NOT the "by proxy" version -- has to do with people making themselves sick (or pretending to be sick, exaggerating symptoms, etc) in order to get attention and sympathy. Munchausen By Proxy is a related mental illness in which the parent or other caretaker uses their child's "illness" to get attention and sympathy for themselves (thus the "by proxy" part).
They might make the child sick through various means (poison, suffocation, etc). Or, in many cases, they don't even actually make the child sick. Instead, they invent and exaggerate symptoms the child supposedly has (which the doctors just can't seem to track down with their tests), or actively alter or contaminate tests (contaminating a urine sample, for instance) in order to maintain this illusion of the child being ill. Why? So they, the parent/caretaker/whoever can get attention, sympathy, and admiration for being the "heroic" person who's "selflessly" taking care of the sick person and "bravely" facing the difficulty of this situation that they "obviously didn't ask for and would never wish for." It doesn't seem to have anything to do with disliking the child or wanting to get rid of them. It's way more egocentric and delusional than that.
Most likely, the mom didn't intend to kill the daughter (because that would be the end of her "attention and sympathy" gravy-train). She just wanted to keep her sick so the people around would look at her as this heroic caretaker selflessly taking care of her sick child. The mom was just too mentally ill and caught up in her own compulsions to know when to stop and kept doing her thing until it went one time too many. Unfortunately, she did have another daughter so, when the older daughter's body gave out, the mom had to move on to making the younger daughter sick in order to keep feeding her need to be looked at as a selfless, heroic caretaker deserving of sympathy because of all the trials she's going through with her sick children.
It can be hard to get reliable statistics because people with MSP tend to deny there's a problem, get very good at lying (to the point where they may not even realize they're lying about it anymore), and because doctors tend to try to chase down and rule out actual potential illness before they ever stop to consider that the patient isn't actually sick and the caretaker is lying. You just wouldn't assume that right out of the gate, right? That being said, research suggests that the death rate for victims of MSP is about 10%. So, yeah, generally the intention isn't to kill the person. The intention is just to keep them sick (or appearing to be sick) in order to garner attention and sympathy for the caretaker. Their actual feelings for their child very likely don't enter into the equation at all and the child is just a means to an end.
@@johnplaysgames3120 When I was talking about intentionally wanting to hurt children I was referring to PPD & PPND.
As far as Munchhausen by Proxy, the biggest parts are to get attention and deceive people. So most likely, they are not going to seek help before doing harm to children. They usually are always in denial as well. That really is unfortunate because it is a very serious form of child abuse.
In this day and age, it would appear that easily 30% of the population has Munchausen's. Victimhood is the new saint's attire.
This is one of my favorite movies there are only few movies which I can say flawless and without any loose end this is one of them
Everyone already said it, but once again: you didn't fail 😊 Shyamalan's genius was in disguising what - in hindsight - is an obvious bait-and-switch in plain sight, and he never pulled it off better than he did here. Great reaction!
Yep. And he's been chasing that perfect execution ever since. He's made some great films throughout, but then he's also made The Happening and After Earth 😂
@@system0fadowner251 Don't forget The Village... that one's a doozie
❤ Great thriller! Was our intro to twisted endings of M. Night Shyamalan. Most of us were completely surprised by this ending, and we shouldn't have been. "I see dead people... they don't know they're dead." Is the key to the whole thing. Dr. Crowe helps someone, and Cole gets past his fear. Both are able to move on. I often wondered if Dr. Crowe ever revisited Cole as a follow-up appointment. As a doctor, he should have.
Same exact moment as you did. Absolutely a fantastic film, and a great reaction.
”I have goosebumps in places they shouldn’t be”. That broke me! 😂
6:43 You low-key figured out the twist early. Very impressive.
“This kid has a ghost attached to him” *insert leo whistle and point meme*
Believe me Biss, you are not the only one who never figured it out, don't know anyone who did. Its a perfect story line.
I too was so wrapped up in the kids story that the real twist caught me off guard.
Another good movie Haley Joel Osment was in was Second Hand Lions. For Bruce Willis I would suggest a couple movies not often reviewed, R.E.D., and The Whole Nine Yards.
And since you liked this movie, try The Others.
I liked The Whole Nine Yards. Surprisingly, since I generally don't like hit men. I still mentally apologize to Bruce Willis whenever I put mayonnaise on a hamburger. 😏
(He would definitely want to shoot me. 😁 )
I had no idea he was dead when I saw this in the theater for the first time. It's okay just to enjoy a movie for what it is and be swept away by what you see. It's entertainment, not a contest. You didn't fail, buddy. Quite the opposite. Loved the reaction.
1. Haley Joel Osment played Forrestt Gump Jr, in "AI" and absolutely kills in this.😎
2. I knew when he met his wife when she was morning him alone at the anniversary meal. Only one place setting.
3. I watched my now ex to see when she got it but she never picked it up until the reveal.
4. Wigging out is the same as freaking out. 😱
5. Cole knew he wouldn't see Malcolm again.
6. Cole to Malcolm, "Sometimes magic's real".
7. A fun movie for review of a Bruce Willis is, "The Last Boy Scout". HINT HINT
8. Missing you Bruce.😥
It is rare for a person that got this early. The movie was so beautifully written almost everyone was fooled. I caught on just where you did.
This movie gives so many hints its amazing almost everybody miss it ..( including myself)
No need to be mad at yourself😊. The movie was not trying to fool you or make you feel like a fool. Just a way of telling a story with great emotional impact.
Nobody saw the twist back when the movie was released. Those that say they did are lying. This movie (along with a few others released around it that I wont spoil) are what pretty much started the twist trope, or at least popularised it to the point where a movie twist is now a common thing. Now we expect twists and are more armed to see them coming, but back when this movie came out, the big twist was a delightful surprise. It was a cultural moment and the subject of much discussion.
I was right there with you, and had no clue until the end.
That first jump scare really made the video for me!
On the video DVD, in the director summary, he said that he left clues in the movie. He said that any scene that had red in it (red sweater, red doorknob, red balloon, etc) was a clue that a spiritual presence was in the scene. When you rewatch the movie, you see all the red markers that the director left for you to catch on. Nobody caught onto these clues, so it wasn't just you (me too).
when i saw the thumbnail for this video, I instantly thought to myself "she'll figure it out halfway like she did with fight club" but pleasantly surprised. such a good reaction, always fun to see minds getting blown.
I was blown away as well and We saw it in the theater. The whole crowd was like....the whole time!!!!!!!lol
Looking forward to seeing your reaction to this. And if you like it A BEAUTIFUL MIND is another you might like.
Agreed... A BEAUTIFUL MIND would be an excellent choice...
Another great reaction💖, I'm pretty sure everyone realized he was dead around the same time you did, it's just a great movie.
Another movie with Haley Joel Osment that you will really love, has Michael Caine and Robert Duvall in it and it's called Secondhand Lion. I hope you get to see it, I know you'll love the story, I know I do.
Enjoy, you're so gorgeous💖
Don't be mad, Bisscute. Nobody knew he was dead until the end when this came out. You caught it before most people did. There are clues if you watch it again, but they're very subtle. 🥂
"wigging out", "freaking out", "losing it (your mind)"... I didn't realize he was dead until you did. And you didn't fail; your first jump scare was super-entertaining!
Sadly, the twist was revealed to me before I ever had a chance to watch the film, but I cry everytime I watch the "Grandma says hi" scene. Its such a beautiful scene.
Watched this with a friend first tiime. And we both were completely mindf*cked at the revealation at the end. One of the best movies ever. Thanks for your reaction and for many others.
I was fooled also!! I saw this about a year after it came out!! This director loves to try for a twist in all of his movies that I have seen!! He fooled me in almost all of them!! 😊
we all got it at the same time. I was waiting for the car scene and the ring scene. we all love those.
Whatching you I was like "please don't realise before the twist, please don't realise before the twist" ^^
Now you are one of us. Remember, don't tell anyone the twist! I saw it in the theatre, we all gasped in shock right where you did, but then we all kept the twist secret and the film jumped into everybodies top 100 film list.
I was in the theater when it was a new movie, no one realized it until you did. It was one of the biggest movies ever, and it stayed in the movie theater for a half a year, everybody told their friends, who told their friends, who told their friends, new people going to see it, and no one gave away the ending, everyone respected - the secret.
It’s worth watching again knowing the ending and you’ll be amazed at the clues from start to finish.
I may of been a child seeing this is theaters but I will never forget the shocked Gasp I heard from people when that twist was revealed.
Do not feel bad, that is part of what made it such a great movie. When it 1st came out, nobody saw it coming, and even now after it has been so many years, still people who honestly go into it without knowing anything, rarely if ever see it coming until at the very least, with the drop of the ring.
I only know of 3 TH-cam reactors to this movie who figured out the ending before the ending. Two of them knew that M Night Shyamalan was famous for his surprise endings, and I think the other one cheated.
I'm so glad you reacted to this one and you wasn't spoiled.
Such a great reaction to such a wonderfully done movie. The jump scares for you were probably what we all went through when we first saw it. Your reactions were both insightful AND funny at times. Well done.
The most beautiful reactor 🙂! Loved the reaction and the twist is definitely mind blowing
I didn't know he was dead until the end. Almost everyone got fooled. I saw it in the theater and everyone gasped at the end. Kudos to the people who didn't give away the surprise.
This may be my favorite reaction ever. I loved every minute of it. You are ADORABLE! This movie is a classic. 99% didn't see the twist coming. This movie STARTED the trend of movies trying to create twist endings. I just recently discovered you and think you are fantastic. One quick thing: 16:25 That's the writer and director: M. Night Shyamalan. He got nominated at the Oscars for Best Director and Best Screenplay. Toni Collette- the mom- got nominated for Best Supporting Actress and Haley Joel Osment got nominated for Best Supporting Actor (and should've won). This movie took their careers to new heights. It was also nominated for Best Picture. M Night has had many hits and (like Alfred Hitchcock) always plays a small role in his films. One more thing- I also saw your incredible reaction to Forrest Gump. Haley Joel Osment was Forrest Gump Jr. I was waiting for you to recognize him from that.
I love that you are the only reactor I’ve seen who knew what Munchausen by proxy was!
I realized at the same point that you did. Just like 98% of everyone else. This is such a well crafted film. M. Night did such a fine job of hiding all the clues to the ending in plain sight that the reveal makes you question your powers of observation. I marvel at this film every time I see it.
There is another similar flick called Ghost Town (2008) but it's a sweet slightly romantic comedy. You should try it, even if on your own time, to just sit back and have a smile on the whole time.
like 99.9% of people i also only realized when the ring dropped. masterfully told story blindsided us all, even with a bevy of hints along the way you only notice on second viewing
She wasn't joking about the goosebumps! Awesome film.
I think we all "failed" as much as you. Realized it at the same point as you did. Great reaction - also with the violent jolts from jump scares you got!
When I first saw this movie I figured out the twist in the scene immediately after the play when Cole & Malcolm are talking. When Cole said "We're not going to see each other anymore, are we?" and talked about how Malcolm could talk to his wife while she was sleeping it suddenly occurred to me that Cole had helped Malcolm just like he had helped out the ghost of the girl who had been poisoned by her mom. That's why he knew they weren't going to see each other again: because he knew Malcolm could move on now. Then I started thinking back to see if there were any hints I hadn't noticed that would back that up, and I realized that since being shot nobody had ever directly talked to Malcolm except Cole.
Of course, that meant that I wasn't really paying attention in the scene where Cole tells his mom, because all I could think about was how everything pointed to Malcolm being dead. It wasn't until the 2nd time I watched this movie that I really caught how great and emotional that scene in the car is.
in the wedding video the wife's friend's line about "...twilling around on a mountain top like a cray person kinda' happy." is a reference to the movie The Sound Of Music (1965).
Sweetie, you were the only reactor I was expecting to see through the main story. When you still haven’t figured it out after the car scene, I just loved your reaction even more. I had to strap myself in waiting. Then the ring dropped. Mind Blown is a common phrase there.
Watch it again and pay attention to the color Red. Church door, blanket door knob to the basement the red balloon etc.
I still believe in your superior intellect.
Much love.
NEXT!
I loved, loved, loved your jump scares in this Biss! And I liked how you spent the first half of the movie still trying to figure out if it was a horror movie or not. That's why it was such a wonderful reaction, you went into it with no knowledge or research into it and that's what made this reaction from you so wonderful.
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Thank you for watching the video, It means a lot to me .
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This is one of the all time greatest twists. Anyone who tells you they knew he was dead before the end, I’m not saying they’re lying, but you probably don’t want to buy a car from them. Great reaction!
Me and countless others had the twist spoiled when a radio DJ at the BBC started talking about it live on air the day after it was released, I had tickets to watch it the following day