*THE SIXTH SENSE (1999)* Was Way Scarier Than I Anticipated...(first time watching) Movie Reaction
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We want to see your tears 😉
But don't worry, we crying with you bro. 😇
Movies I suggest to you are "WILD THINGS" with Matt Dillon Kevin Bacon. It has a huge cast!! Also I want to suggest "EDDIE AND THE CRUISERS" and "EDDIE AND THE CRUISERS II EDDIE LIVES".
I only have one movie for you that no one has reacted to and it's one that I watch once a year. It's a fantasy western unlike anything else. "Purgatory" (1999) with Eric Roberts, Sam Shepard, Donnie Wahlberg and Randy Quaid. It's not near as good as "Tombstone" but I'm fairly certain you won't ever forget it. I need to see it once a year.
All 3 actors brought their A-game to this movie, but Toni Collette as the mum was outstanding. If horror was treated as legit as other movies she would have won an Oscar for this performance.
She would have one for Hereditary too.
You can't recognize her in About a Boy
I wouldn't consider this a horror movie, more of a mystery/thriller. But I agree, same goes with comedy. There isn't even a category for either genre when it comes to awards which is dumb.
The wife wasn't able to let go because she felt his presence everywhere. She was in deep depression, So the fact that he is moving on means she will be able to move on, too.
No matter how many times I see the scene in the car between Cole and mama, I can't help but cry. They both KILLED it.
Great reaction
The car scene was definitely an emotional moment
In fact, he was the one who couldn't leave her, as he didn't know he was dead, and continued to live a married life "normally". The fact that he was still present in her life hindered her from overcoming loss and depression. When he says goodbye to her, he knows that his ex-wife's life would improve, precisely because he is imprisoning her.
I agree. Car scene is heart-wrenching.
@toukie
The car scene hits even harder once you realize by Cole telling his mother "Every day", his grandmother can then move on and rest in peace as well.
@@Luciphell I never thought about it like that. I hate you for making me cry again
The little boy knew he was dead the whole time and helped him move on and the wife couldn't because he was haunting her without knowing it
He also said "you're the only one who can help me. I know it." (When Willis's character was going to leave him at one point) - because he knew he was a psychologist and a ghost.
@@i_love_rescue_animals yup
The scene where he tells his mom “grandma says hi,” OMG 😭😭😭
The mother who poisoned the little girl had started poisoning the girl's little sister. Someone at the funeral was saying that now the other daughter was getting sick.
The wife couldn't see Malcolm. Her assistant was making moves but she wasn't ready yet. I think part of that was because, even though she couldn't see him, Malcolm was still in the house when he wasn't with Cole. Plus it had only been a year at most since Malcolm died.
The mother had a rare psychological condition called..... Munchausen by proxy
@@roger5322 I know.
Now termed Factitious disorder imposed on another
@@ianstopher9111 which is closely related to the near life experience that occurs due to fractish frontal lobe displacement.
It's tough to say how much time had passed. They show the anniversary scene where Malcolm was already gone but it doesn't specify if it's the first after his death so it doesn't really help getting the time line more accurate one way or another.
I have to admit that at first I was a dumbass thinking it had to have been at least a year because of that scene but luckily I finally got that people don't usually celebrate someone's death in any capacity 😂 Somehow I just related that to his death because of the context but it was still a pretty silly thing to do 😂 Even I'd like to think that I'm not usually that stupid I still know it wasn't my first or last mistake.
Only Cole (and Vincent) could see and hear the ghosts.
That is why he recommended Malcolm to talk to his wife *_when she was asleep._* That was how he could communicate with her. He could reach her through her subconscious, in her dreams
The wife was depressed, because she was mourning him. Which is why she was constantly replaying the wedding videos. And meanwhile she was kind of sort of starting a new relationship with the other guy from the shop, but she wasn't yet ready to move on.
When the wife hugs the coworker, she momentarily stops thinking about Malcolm; that's when Malcolm breaks the glass in the shop door. And as he rushes away, he has his hand held to his wound. When she stops thinking about Malcolm, Malcolm begins to become aware of his death.
Also, she buried Malcolm without his wedding ring; she keeps it as a kind of touchstone, to feel close to him now that he's gone. You can hear her rationale in how she explains the sapphire ring to the couple in the shop.
I love all the subtle touches in this movie. The shooter in the beginning has a white patch in his hair. So does Cole. All the bad secrets are red: the basement door knob, the murderous mother at the funeral, the red balloon going up to the scary closet with the violent ghost inside, Cole’s red sweater signifying something bad will happen while he wears it. When they’re first at the funeral, someone in the background says, “And now the youngest is getting sick. It’s a nightmare.” Ghost Kiera went all the way to Cole’s house to save her baby sister. Bruce Willis said Haley Joel Osment, the boy who played Cole, was so heartbreakingly real, he’d do anything to help him. Bruce said his own tears were real when Cole was so miserable. Said he completely believed him.
The beautiful thing about this movie is the fact that it’s only a “Horror” movie the first time you watch it! *very similar to The Others* // I LOVE these types of movies that make the 2nd, 3rd, 4th rewatch even more delicious and we get our detective hats on to pick out all the foreshadowing!
I'd put Frailty in that category, too.
This is one of ny favorite movies and so is The Others.
Cole was 9. Not 12. Malcolm had his age written on the notes you were reading. The wife was just depressed over his death and couldn't move on despite being courted by her coworker. It was only 9 months or so later. Cole knew Malcolm was a ghost from the beginning, so he ran away from him to the church. Then, he realized Malcolm was trying to help him, which he did. Great reaction. I saw a response to this movie the other day I was so annoyed because one girl spoiled the twist for the other. You reacted the best. The film got nominated for 6 Oscars and should've won them all. Best Editing. Best Picture (Producer M Night Shyamalan), Best Director (M Night Shyamalan), Best Supporting Actress (Toni Collette- the mom), and Best Supporting Actor (Haley Joel Osment- Cole). One other thing, M Night does a cameo in ALL his movies, like Alfred Hitchcock, but his parts are getting more and more substantial. He played the Doctor. This movie launched his career as it was his best one right out of the gate He's had a few other good ones (Signs; the Unbreakable Trilogy- especially, SPLIT and I actually liked Knock at the Cabin and The Visit, as well) But nothing he's done since was as incredible as his iconic classic, his OG- The Sixth Sense.
Wait, The Unbreakable has sequels?!? 😲 If you're talking about the movie which is also starred by Bruce Willis (SPOILER ALERT-->) where he never gets sick or injured I never knew that. I guess I have my next movie picked now 😊
@@Juide80 Yes. Split (2016) and Glass (2019) are the two sequels
The director of this movie played the doctor who thought the mom was abusing Cole. His movie “Signs”, with Mel Gibson is sooooo good! He plays a small role in that one too.
I put signs on the community poll and it didn’t win. Is it worth the watch?
@@DevinGtv901 absolutely. It keeps you guessing until the end, just like this one did. I won’t say more and spoil it!
PLEASE REACT TO SIGNS ALSO
@@DevinGtv901 Definitely worth the watch!
Worth it!! ❤❤
The little boy was the only one in the movie seeing ghosts. Remember, he said the ghosts don't see each other either, so Malcolm couldn't see the ghosts even though he was dead himself. The wife was never aware that Malcolm's spirit was still there. She was just missing him and depressed he was gone. She could only talk to him when she was asleep (she probably thought it was just a dream when she woke up).
Yes but she could feel his presence which is why she couldn’t move on at all. She and the other dude heard and saw the rock hit the window. Every time she’s reminded of Malcolm by his presence haunting her house, she slips back into depression.
No one ever catches the red things... the door knob, the church doors, the balloon at the party.... you just happened to wear a red shirt!! Good reaction tho... this is 1 of my faves!!
The door to the basement is locked so that no one breaks in through a window like Vincent did.
*You wore the right color for this movie.
If you watch it again, pay attention to the times you see the color red and the times when you don’t.
Red means there’s a ghost nearby.
7:13 When Malcolm reads his notes about Cole we see at the top of the page that his last name is Seer and he's 9 years old.
The car scene makes me cry - every time. HJO is a hella great actor and Toni Collette should've gotten an Oscar for BSA.
The clue to the wife being able to sense ghosts herself was right at the beginning when she was in the wine cellar. Great reaction. I’m glad you’ve discovered this gem of a film.
She senses ghosts in the same way anyone else does, feeling the cold, setting them manipulate items sometimes. And because Malcolm was at the house so often, she certainly felt that subconsciously. But she didn’t have any special powers to sense ghosts.
This movie was pure genius.
And it's a 'twofer'; you just watched Malcolm's movie, now you can rewatch it as Cole's movie and a whole lot will become obvious.
Only Cole could see Malcolm.
Malcolm's wife was processing her grief. Whether her grief was holding Malcolm from moving on or he was haunting her, he also had 'unfinished business' to complete before he could allow himself to go. But he didn't even know he was dead.
Poor Cole saw ghosts everywhere. It didn't help that he was living in Philadelphia, one of the oldest cities in America and a large population center as well. You can surmise the time periods the ghosts are from by their clothes and sometimes by what they say. The man in the stairwell cubby (begging for the door to be unlocked and opened, even though the door was wide open) spoke of his master and a horse, so from the 1700s or early 1800s. The family (?) hanged in the school looked to be colonial. The kitchen suicide was from the 1950s. The boy who played with his father's gun was from the early 1970s.
The poisoned girl came looking for Cole to save her little sister. The mother had Munchausen's By Proxy, a psychological condition where a vulnerable person is MADE sick to get the admiration and sympathy of others; sometimes it's an older friend or relative, but usually it's a child who is the victim. The poisoned girl had been poisoned for several years until the mom gave her too much by accident. They just buried her and the mom is already doing the same to the little sister. It was Cole who took Malcolm along, not the other way around. And it sounds like the little sister could see her older sister's ghost, but Cole told her she wouldn't be back anymore.
The flashes in the photographs of younger Cole are what's termed 'orbs'; they're supposed to be photographic evidence of ghosts/spirits around the person. In Cole's case, it could be various ghosts or it could all be Grandma. The filmmaker, M Night Shyamalan (in cameo as the ER doctor who calls in the social worker) very carefully reserved the color red to identify when a ghost was present or involved in some way. Even things that are usually red he had changed to a different color. So, the torn sweater, the red cellar doorknob, the balloon, the highest volume tape recording settings, the poisoning mother's clothes, the 'sanctuary tent' Cole hides in...they're all red because of ghostly activity. Watch Malcolm's wife's clothing and blankets; mostly some shade of red.
The studio did not understand the film Shyamalan made; they marketed it as a horror story and gave it a foreboding music track. It's not a horror story, though. It's about family and love and redemption. The real fear in this story was the fear of rejection and unacceptance. Cole was afraid his mother wouldn't believe him, wouldn't understand, so he was afraid to open up to her. Malcolm couldn't accept he deserved the accolades the city of Philadelphia were heaping on him. Then an old patient comes back so tortured that he shoots Malcolm and then himself. Malcolm couldn't find self-forgiveness. Malcolm and Cole needed redemption and validation, and they gave this to each other. That's not a horror story. And, while 'dressed' in the genre of a ghost story, it had little to do with being about ghosts. It was a spiritual story.
Oh, and another fear: Malcolm's wife was always that he loved his career more than he loved her. She couldn't let the love of her life go until she felt sure he valued her as much as she valued him.
Loved watching your reaction. Now I have to go check out some of your other videos.
You just experienced the best combination of twist and performance by a child actor, in one movie. Haley Joel Osment absolutely killed this role, and it's a shame he lost the Oscar he was nominated for (it went to Michael Caine, who is a fine actor, but Haley deserved it more). Great reaction! If you want more from this director, a lot of his work is only so-so, but "Signs" is quite good.
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His wife couldn't see him. He was gone, and she was struggling with moving on. Partially, I think, because she could sense his presence, even though she couldn't see him. That's why he said things would be different in the morning; he'd be gone, and she'd be able to move on. To Cole, however, he was another dead person. But at least one that wasn't as scary as the others. And just like the little girl, he helped Malcom with his unfinished business, but also allowed Malcom to help him -- which was Malcom's unfinished business.
It's really a brilliant twist.
49:13 Malcolm had been dead for a while (the movie jumps to the next fall after the shooting) so while his wife was obviously depressed and grieving she was also probably lonely and susceptible to advances from her work colleague.
Bruce's character was a child psychologist. The night he was shot, he accepted an award for his work, helping children who faced unbearable circumstances. The intruder who broke into the house was a former patient. This former patient was still suffering from his childhood trauma. He accused the doctor of not helping him. Later in story, Bruce listen to old tapes of his past sessions with the intruder, when the intruder was a boy. Bruce's former boy patient had the same issue that Cole has: they both saw dead people. people who don't know that they are dead. Who see what they want to see. Both that boy and Cole were called "freaks". Bruce was able to help Cole, in a way that he could not help that first boy(later adult intruder). Bruce was able to help Cole come to accept his special "gift" for seeing dead people. Cole was able to understand and help those deceased people he saw to do whatever they needed to accomplish so that those dead people will move on. What Bruce didn't realize until the end was that, he too, was dead. Which was why he could never communicate with his wife, Anna. Or anyone else in hindsight. Cole always knew that Bruce was dead and that Bruce didn't know it. Now that Bruce helped Cole accept his purpose to help dead people to move on. Bruce not realizing is that Cole needed to help Bruce. Cole gives advice to Bruce on how to speak with his wife. Bruce follows Cole's suggesion and was able to communicate with Anna, subconsciously. That's when Bruce realized that he too was dead. Bruce help Cole and Anna so that they could move on. Cole helped Bruce so that Bruce could move on. If you watch this movie again you will see so many subtle hints throughout. Great writing, great script, great acting. 😎
Best performance in this movie by far in my opinion was Donnie Wahlberg as Vincent in the beginning. It was so good and immersive that it wasn’t until years later that I realized it was him.
The twist got ALL OF US 😂
This reminds me of what a good actor Bruce Willis was and what he’s going thru right now. Prayers to him and his loved ones!
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That was a spectacular reaction and the look on your face when you realized what was going on was the best ever
I was just here because I like watching people watch this for the first time...but I really like his reaction style. 💛
You looked away from the screen and missed it. From the day he got shot to the day he met the little boy 1 year had passed . That's why his wife was starting to show interest to that other guy. He was basically there for her for that whole year after he died
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Now watch a second time. You´ll see a different film. :-)
This is why I love to watch reactions to this movie.
Also did you notice that Malcolm’s reflection wasn’t on the doorknob at the girls funeral ….only Cole’s reflection …😊
I thought it wasn't either but then when I rewinded it and looked again it is in the door knob but it looks blurry like you can't see his face just his body
Yeah, it usually has that effect. Good old M. Knight
Nice job wearing red ♥️ to watch the Sixth Sense! Whenever you see red in this movie it means there's a ghost present! 👻
Alien also started out silent. And in that dark theater the week it came out, screaming barely described it. Even the actors were not told where the Alien was at. In my life that movie I ever left a mark where all others could not.
The Sixth Sense was one of the most incredible, clever, emotional, make the hair on the back of your neck stand up, movies ever!
Lets go! this one is a trip
This sh*t was scary asf 😂😂
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so terrible what TH-cam is doing to him. It makes no sense to me.
Damn straight!
Sorry you are having problems…I’m new. What happened?
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This was a good movie to start the new channel with. This movie really hasn't been topped in the twist category.
40:45. Cole opens the door. Malcom’s reflection is not in the doorknob but he’s standing right behind Cole.
Kara's mom was poisoning her (and after Kara died, the little sister) because she had a mental illness called "Munchausen Syndrome By Proxy." The mother poisoned her daighters slowly -- Kara was sick in bed for two years, someone said -- so that she could take care of them, nurse them, and get all the sympathy and attention for doing so, by others. She *needed* that sympathy and attention; she needed to be seen as a selfless caregiver, devoting her life to her sick children, an angelic martyr devoting all her life to caring for her sick children. And the sympathy and attention given to her multiplied greatly after her child died.
It's a weird mental illness, and very destructive. The mom needed to be confined to a mental hospital for treatment.
("Munchausen Syndrome," by itself, is when someone makes themselves sick, so they can be cared for and get sympathy and attention. They can be seen as "so brave" for suffering through whatever illness or injury they inflicted upon themselves.)
The wife never saw him. That's why it seemed like she was always giving him the cold shoulder and ignoring him. Only the boy could see him. Notice even when his mom was sitting in the living room with Malcom when Cole came home from school, they were not talking. Just sitting there. One of the best twist endings ever.
Great reaction. No, the wife was not seeing her husband (Bruce) if you notice, in ALL the scenes where Malcolm (Bruce) is "interacting" with his wife, like when he was late to their anniversary dinner and when he was sitting with Cole's Mom in the living room, he / they weren't actually talking. The wife and Cole+s mom never saw Malcolm (Bruce). It's great to re-watch, knowing what you know now so you can see all the genius ways the filmmaker hides from us that Bruce is dead. Another thing - Bruce's character never moves anything in the physical world, except for his own pen and paper and when he tried to open the basement door. For example, when he went to sit down with his wife at the restaurant, he didn't move the chair and she just took the bill and said "happy anniversary Malcolm" just under her breath because he was already dead (and she didn't see him). We all thought she was mad at him for being late. You wore the right color shirt for this movie - red! Red plays a big role in the film. Red is around whenever there are ghosts, or in a key part of the film. For example, Cole wore a red sweater at the birthday party when he was attacked, the mom who poisoned her daughter wore a red jacket at the funeral and was arranging a bouquet of red roses, the doorknob to the basement was red, etc, etc. Really great movie.
She was never angry with him he thought she was because like the kid said ghosts only see what they want to see when he went to the restaurant she wasnt speaking with him because he was dead she though she hated him but she was celebrating his annivarsay with him
Albert Einstein said that humans are made of energy, and energy never dies.. just the shells. So we are always here, even though you can’t see them!
Love Grandma Debbie
You can hear a voice under Cole shouting saying Stuttering Stanley.
This is a great movie to watch a second time. Knowing the ending, it's a completely different movie. You can watch it 5 times and still catch new clues everywhere. Almost every scene has clues.
33:38 "He Finna go broke!" :D best part of the reaction!!
Fun fact: for the game Final Fantasy X, the big plot twist in an early draft of the story is that the main character, Tidus was dead the whole time. He was killed when Sin destroyed Zanarkand and became a wandering spirit for 1000 years. But they changed it because the writers were worried it would be too similar to this movie, which came out during the making of the game. So they (spoilers) made one of the other playable characters dead the whole time.
I love watching this movie with people who are in the dark about the ending, it’s so much fun to watch the shock 😳 great review 😊
1. Haley Joel Osment played Forrestt Gump Jr, in "AI" and absolutely kills in this.
2. I first 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. They help each other.
5. Cole knew he wouldn't see Malcolm again.
6. Cole to Malcolm, "How can you help me, if you don't believe me?" "Some magic's real".
7. A fun movie for review of a Bruce Willis is, "The Last Boy Scout". HINT HINT
8. Missing you Bruce.
She was only able to talk to Malcom in her sleep. She couldn’t see him.
This inspired a pretty good TV series, "Ghost Whisperer," in which Jennifer Love Hewitt played a woman who could see ghosts and helped them to move on.
Just came here from the other channel. Looking forward to seeing more of you and your content.🍻
Appreciate it fam
This movie is crazy good, the twist at the end, the scen when the father founds out the mother poisoned their daughter gives me chills. Great reaction Devin ,keep it going!👊👊
Great reaction! I was so excited for you to realize what was really going on the whole time. The Sixth Sense is a movie that will never get old.
The mother of the little girl who was being poisoned had a condition called munchausen syndrome. It's when a parent, usually the mother, needs to feel needed. They often keep their child sick in order to feel as if they are saving them. Unfortunately for this mother, her daughter did not survive.
Munchhausen by Proxy. Yep.
I have always thought that was the step mother and the man had remarried after his wife died. She did not seem upset at all that the girl was dead so I figured it was an intentional homicide not a Munchausen Syndrome by proxy situation.
Great video, man. Totally genuine. You had me giggling the whole time. I love seeing these older films through another person's perspective.
33:10 The scene in the jewelry store is why you shop for her ring by yourself.
Love this movie! Find something new in it every time I watch it.
The guy who plays Vincent, the one who shots him, is Donnie Wahlburg. (New kids on the Block and in Blue Bloods.) He lost an insane amount of weight and prepared a lot for 1 scene in the movie! Incredible!
Such a great movie!
When you said: "Who she gonna call?" I just immediately thought , "GHOSTBUSTERS!" lol
No but seriously being "gifted" to see things that others do not is more of a curse than anything.
Devin wearing red ♥️ for this reaction is priceless. Everytime there was a ghost in the movie there was red in the scene
Donnie Wahlberg as his killer ( the guy in his underpants) in those few minutes he is on screen are unforgettable and totally unrecognisable.
I just came from your other channel, lol
I'm sorry, but I love watching you react to scary stuff....
So do I 😂
I appreciate you coming over!! Oh you really like my reaction to the Conjuring then 😂😂😂
I thought I was damn hallucinating I THOUGHT you was from the Date Nite channel lmaooo btw those hanging people was showing how Cole really knew what happened at the school in the past. I also love how perfect the Doctor and Cole’s situation was, Malcom needed to finish some business to pass on and Cole needed to know how to help himself, who can help better than a child psychiatrist that won an award?
Really enjoyed your reaction and the pieces of the movie that you chose to show. It was great. 😃💙💞
Just got here on the new channel, much love bro. This movie scared the hell out of me when I first saw it, so I feel you on that. Great reactions man, keep it up
The Conjuring was way worse. You’re gonna love that reaction 😂
Your reaction was fantastic; especially when you found out the twist!!
Loved watchg this classic again thru ur fresh reaction ♥️ thnks👍🏼
I love this movie, twists and turns.❤❤ Good job, lol.😊
I got here from the horror reaction algorithm.. PLEASE DO MORE HORROR!
I was too scared to see this movie when it came out too but I was still a relatively young kid.
Thankfully I did end up seeing it quite a bit later.
Buddy your plot twist reaction at the end was spectacular! Love your channel, keep making great content!
This horror film is a classic. Great reaction bro! 👍🏿
Thank brother!
Since Im new, Thought Id start from the beginning. This is such an amazing film with one of the best plot twist ever. Haley Joel Osment/Cole did a phenomenal job being so young. Thanx so much, Peace
Got scared for a minute happy to be able to keep watching the reaction ❤❤❤❤
@Devin subbed here thanks for the link. The scene in the car between mother and son is an amazing heartfelt scene
Especially because he trusted his mom with most valuable secret
Class Reaction !!…thanks for sharing 👍✨
One of the best movies ever!
Good stuff. I'm glad i found your new channel
let's go!!
Let's make this channel grow for DavinG.
Did you notice the prominence of the colour red in any scene where a ghost is present , having said that you’d better check your property out Devin , what colour is that you’re wearing , but you did it again Devin that has to be one of the best reactions to this movie that I’ve seen , would love to see your reaction to The Conjuring and remember it’s people like you doing what you do that make these companies what they are , the sooner they remember that the better , keep fighting my friend .
I love that Malcolm helped Cole, but it was Cole that helped Malcolm.
Malcolm (as the ghost) was helping Cole at the same time Cole helped Malcolm to move on to the afterlife. Brilliant writing, brilliant twist.
You should review the movie Ordinary People.
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Haley Joel Osment who played Cole was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for this film. Check out another great fil, starring Haley called A.I. Artificial Intelligence from 2001.
One of the greatest twists in a movie of all times 😱 Nice reaction Devin👍🏾🍿🥤
Glad you enjoyed it!
You're a good dude, already subbed up. Hopefully they don't nail you on this channel as well. I don't know how most of this stuff works, I just know that YT has come down pretty hard on quite a few channels in the last year or two. Best of luck, we're still around.
I greatly appreciate you for coming over fam. YT has gotten tougher over the last few year. It’s all good though cause I’m no quitter
I love that you’re wearing a red shirt for this movie
The doctor in the white coat is M. Night, he make appearances is his movies. My favorite M. Night movie is Signs. Don’t miss it!
It's so sad to see First Sergeant Carwood Lipton so reduced from being the soldier he was to the scared, neurotic, near-naked person he finally became in this movie. Talk about the effects of PTSD🤣
Every time I see Vincent, I start singing NKOTB. Am I the only one?
Whoa-oh-oh-oh-oh, the right stuff!
M Knight has a cameo in all his movies, he was the doctor worried about the kids bruses
Now you need to check out:
Stir of Echoes
What Lies Beneath - Michelle Pheiffer
Don't say a Word
Gothika
The Others
:)
stir of echos is sooooooooooooooooooooooooo good
I agree with Stir of Echoes and Gothika.
Good movies.
The Others ☝🏾
Charlie St. Cloud
the Passengers with Anne Hathaway
The Lovely Bones
Yeppers. I agree with all these recommendations! 👍
Stir of Echos for sure!
Hahaha was laughing seeing you react and scream when a ghost pops up 😂
I agree. I'm not a big scary movie person because I have enough anxiety in my life, then to add 2 hours of extra anxiety isn't my thing. However, this only had a few real scary parts, the rest was fine for me. I relaly liked this movie when it came out.
This one had me on edge man for real!!
Don't feel bad, this caught everyone off guard when it came out!
Toni Colette is an amazing actress. Cole's mom. She's in "Hereditary" too.
You are so delightful! It was a real pleasure to see your reaction!😃
Love Grandma Debbie
Watching the whole film makes you feel sorry for the bloke at the beginning who has the same sixth sense as Cole. So sad 😢 also luv that your wearing red watching this film 😉
Hayley Joel Osment should have won that oscar he was nominated for it's a shame he didn't everyone knew that oscar belonged to him