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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ต.ค. 2024
- I recorded my neighbor's kid awhile back, since everyone I know has seen, "The Sixth Sense", I thought it would interesting to see his reaction to the twist ending. He's 10 years old, so this was awesome to film his reaction since he had never heard of the film before. It's on Netflix right now, so check it out. :)
that little boy got tears up during the ending🥺🥺bless his heart💕
Oh. Is that what happened?
That kid has a lot of patience to stay so quiet during that shock lol great movie, great reaction.
This was exactly me when I first saw it, at first I was really shocked, and then I literally burst into tears.
The Flower of Spades Honestly, this is the only good M. Night movie.
Can we just appreciate that this babysitter respected a kid's emotional intelligence enough to let him watch "The Sixth Sense?"
😅😅😅😅
It’s his dad lol at the end he goes “daaaaad”
No. Too young.
Nah, most of us aren't soft ass coddled wimps like you
@@GeorgeTropicana wtf
What a sweet little guy. It looked like he was really affected by that revelatory moment in the film.
I love how you can see him working it out, and his head lifts off the couch gradually.
I must have been a dumb 14yo because I had to ask my mum what I was missing and she was so pissed off with me.
Lmao!
😂😂🤣🤣
Lol
You ask your mom if you make her proud and her answer is: not one day
I completely understand this scene makes my throat jump every time especially the part when he says "it doesn't even hurt anymore." 😢
😔 That line always gets to me.
This was me when I first saw it. Great movie!
Amazing movie, I remember watching it in 99 in theaters. Not a dry eye in the house. Everyone was so shocked, they couldn’t even get out a word. Just tears.
To see this in the cinema must have been something special. I was 9 in 99 but my mum saw it and loved it so she rented it out the year after and we watched it together. Such a great film and my 10 year old brain was blown away
LOL this so funny because I was probably 10 years old as well when my mom showed me this movie; the shock, realization, and sadness on this kid's face was so relatable
I’m not sure why this popped up on my recommended but it was sweet!!!
My aunt saw this movie on cinema and my mother asked her politely how the movie was?
My aunt said this: "Its just some story about a guy who turned out to be a ghost during the whole movie. Nothing speciall about it!"
My family learned the hard way never talk to my aunt about movies ever again!
The best reactions are the candid ones.
The wedding shot at the end always gets me!
This boy is sure to be a good person. Thank you, Michael. From Japan.
hes adorable !! great reaction, loved it ! Thanks for sharing
The best reaction? The fact that this kid blinked away his tears in the closing scenes shows that his parents have raised a sweet little guy!
historical moment right here.
Aw, he has such a look of empathy on his face.
Such a great and honest reaction. This is one of my favourite films, and the one that got me interested in writing. The ending always gets me choked up and it's cool to see that it's still just as effective 20 years later. It's a testament to Shyamalan's writing that hardly anybody saw that twist coming and it still makes perfect logical sense within the world the movie inhabits. It makes repeat viewings even more rewarding.
I love how he was a little restless the first forty seconds or so, but after that ring rolled across the floor, I think he forgot to breathe for the next five minutes! LOL
I will never relive that feeling.
Best thriller ever made
Seven?
What a sweet little dude.
Best reaction ever ❤
I was watching this for the first time with my dad and I didn’t understand at first and when I saw the blood on his back I really went 🤔😧😱
I had same reaction back in the days. This movie was awesome
I was in shock
I love seeing people react to twists like this, the Red Wedding. It's awesome.
Great reaction!
Man I wish I was old enough to watch this in the theatres when it first came out. Totally missed out on a genuine movie-going experience!
Just imagine a dark theater with no empty seats. People were even standing up or sitting on the ground because there were no seats left. Everyone gasped and "wtf'd" when this scene came on
He’s like “AWW HELL NAH”
A beautiful honest reaction.
Yeah kid, we were all right there with you.
😍🥰 what a wonderful heart he must have
Saw it at the theater back them.
You could hear a pin falling to the ground at that moment.
This and when the Joker tricked Batman to go save Harvey instead of Rachel have been the only "twists" that got me 😂
i cried too
God i love this movie!
My boss told me the ending before I had a chance to see it☹️ Who does that!
An asshole.
A psychopath
ChiefBroccoli
Probably more of a narcissist!
He was fooled a couldn’t believe it. He said its a stupid movie so it doesn’t matter if I tell you. Of course I loved the movie. I’m pretty good with foreseeing plot twists and this was the greatest movie plot twist in history. I will never know unless I get amnesia.
If i was a dictator, those people would be eliminated.
glumOr
Along with all the bad drivers on the road please!
What a sweet boy
Still makes me cry
OMG at ten years old this film would have scared the bejesus out of me! I don't know if I could have possibly slept for hours afterwards.
Kid, me too *aggressive pushes away a bowl of onions*
This film gives me the coldest chills 🥶
Please show him the movie Train To Busan, I'm sure we will love his reaction.
I would like to see the whole movie reaction or at least the car scene. Very smart little boy.
Great reaction! But the TV is mounted way too high 😂
Am I the only one who figured out the twist like halfway through?
It was obvious but most of the people won't figure it out (including me lol) especially at the time when this film released
Sure you did.
Depends. Did you see it when it was originally out in theaters, or anywhere from a year later to current day? Twists like this weren’t a thing yet at the time, but for the past 20 years, people expect twists and look for them while watching movies.
I watched it last month and it clicked as soon as I saw the scene where the dude flirting with his wife gets into the car with light acknowledging Bruce’s existence
Of course then I yelled that the guy isn’t dead to my parents and they were like nope so I gave up and then at the end I was like oh so I was right
I would love to know what he was thinking, and how he liked the movie. He took it so QUIETLY, too...!
Appropriate movies for him please!!
Follow the color Red!
😭
I'm sorry, but alot to put a kid through. Not kid material.
I like how he lets his little kid watch this movie
Thats really fucked up, this movie kinda scary sometimes
Ehh, it's only PG-13 in the states, M in Australia, it's not really that bad for a 10 year old kid, and I'm saying that as someone who actually cares about what young kids should and shouldn't watch/play.
Some things kids will understand. I watched this movie for the first time at 10 years old and I understood most of it. I was scared at some times, but in the end I was overwhelmed with happiness and calm. I was taken aback by the twist, and I cried a lot.
LOL! How many times did they practice this before they got the "right" reaction? Not to mention it's weird to just sit there and record the emotional reaction of a child to a movie.
It doesn’t seem all that fake. The generic TH-cam reaction is some idiot saying “oh my god” over and over again as if they’re adding anything.
This seems enough for him to be shocked by the twist but still a normal subtlety.
If this kid is acting he might just be the next Haley Joel Osment.
@@thezec that’s exactly what I was thinking to myself. Kids can’t ACT unless they’re, well, actors. This was so sweet.
This is movie is too harsh for kids. We didn't see things like this when I was a kid. I think it's very bad for them.
i agree. i was traumatized as a kid watching this shit. fuck my parents for letting me watch this shit 😂😂😂
I watched this as a kid. movies with the family. Mom sliced up french bread for us to eat with it lol.
When did you grow up? 70s/80s kid here, and my parents let us watch horror movies with them. We loved it! They never bothered me 🤷🏼♀️
Depends on the kid.
He's much too young to see this
John Cusick there’s no violence, no gore, no bad language and one of the protagonists is a damn CHILD. Come on man.
@@BooneErica Glad I'm not your kid.
@@BooneErica This. Also, all kids are different and parents tend to know what they can deal with. For example, my oldest daughter has always been allowed to watch horror movies (she always understood what was on the screen wasn’t real), while another of my kids has never seen anything remotely spooky because in HER case, I know she’d be easily frightened.
@@BooneErica - violence may be debatable, depending on how we're defining it (the ghost we first hear in the closet wasn't exactly gentle, and neither for that matter was Vincent). Malcolm does say "the S-- word" at one point, which Cole calls him on. But however you want to count either of those two, there is most definitely gore.