Toni Collette's performance in this movie is simply phenomenal

@emwa3600

Жыл бұрын

It's difficult to find but her performance in JAPANESE STORY (2003) is even more outstanding because she is the lead character. This is a SLOW film so be patient. The last third is one of the most haunting 'what-if-this-happened-to-you?' films I've ever seen.

@manbearpig7359

Жыл бұрын

Not bad for an Aussies chick with a penchant for Abba...

@scottlaughlin9897

Жыл бұрын

The scene in the car with her and Haley was the one scene that always gets me.

@looneygardener

Жыл бұрын

She is amazing. I have loved her since Murial's Wedding.

@HK7Roiz

Жыл бұрын

Toni Collette is amazing in every role, so its cheating. lol

Ellie is the best she knew what happened and did not spoil it for her friends. Love that smile when viki says hes gonna start seeing ghost.

@alyberop1

Жыл бұрын

She looks like she is concentrating hard not to say anything. 😁. It's very endearing

@Tehui1974

Жыл бұрын

Agree. Nothing worse than watching somebody spoil it for others.

@marquism5170

Жыл бұрын

something about Ellie i love?.... only made me realize I love everything about her, but her love for animals is it for me. she reminds me of my oldest sister, so beautiful and kind hearted, a woman true to herself and her emotions. i love you

@the98themperoroftheholybri33

Жыл бұрын

@@marquism5170 calm down buddy, she's a lesbian

@marquism5170

Жыл бұрын

@@the98themperoroftheholybri33 wasn't hitting on her 98th Emperor. just letting her know she is amazing, will she read this? don't know, took me a minute to write believe me a single message can make your day. I'm sure she can take a compliment. How is the holy Britannia?

This movie was made 23 years ago, and still to this very day, has one of the best twist endings in the history of cinema. Even with all the many hints throughout, no one could have guessed the end. This is hands down one of M. Night Shyamalan's greatest movies.

@zzygyy

Жыл бұрын

The box office was big for this flick. It was in top ten for many weeks. Everyone kept going back to the theater to watch it again looking for hints he was a ghost. Great flick.

@spirit1600

Жыл бұрын

I like The Usual Suspects too

@TwistedSisterHaratiofales

Жыл бұрын

I have seen probably about 20 reactions to this movie and there are 3 that the people guess the twist.

@CrankyGrandma

Жыл бұрын

It’s the sort of thing that you don’t have a clue watching it, but afterwards you look back and realize the clues were there all the time. This is the best of M. Night shamylans (sp?) movies, though I also loved “Signs”

@OrangePony75

Жыл бұрын

Right up there with Split. But you MUST watch M. Night Shiamalan’s movies in *chronological order* to REALLY got it.

"Do I make her...proud? " GETS ME EVERY F***G TIME. Damn I´m crying right now.

@stinkbug4321

3 ай бұрын

That line was only put in for dramatic effect. The real question was. "How often should I shave my muffin? 🤣🤣🤣🤣"

The girl Kira who got poisoned by her Mother, saved her younger Sister. One of the Guest mentioned that she startet to feel sick too.

The scene where the boy tells his momma he is ready to communicate is one the most touching scenes.

I like Ellie's smile as Vicki is struggling with trying to figure it out.

The next time you think your life sucks, remember this. He died and still had to go to work.

@lkf8799

Жыл бұрын

Bwa-ha-ha 😂

@pamelajohnson6199

4 ай бұрын

And that's why you pick your outfits carefully... It'll be your ghost outfit

@markcainyourfriendinthecar3387

4 ай бұрын

@@pamelajohnson6199 forever

@stinkbug4321

3 ай бұрын

"And he didn't even get paid either."

@okamiartifex8813

3 күн бұрын

@@pamelajohnson6199 yes!

“I see dead people” Haley Joel Osment should’ve won an Oscar for this role

@zimvader25

Жыл бұрын

I meant Michael Cain. I was just watching grumpy old men and had jack lemmon on the brain for some reason.

@howrued1500

Жыл бұрын

@Jordan Cesaroni YES. I like Cider House Rules! I like Michael Caine! But HJO was robbed. Makes one wonder if there shouldn’t be a Best Performance By a Young Actor category (12 & under perhaps? 15 & under?). Regrettable miss by the Academy. But then there’s been a lot of regrets of late😂😅 Goodnight, you princes of Maine, you kings of New England😉

@stinkbug4321

Жыл бұрын

@@howrued1500 When he didn't win., Haley Joel Osment should have pulled off a scene like last year's Oscars, thrown a temper tantrum and run up and kicked the guy right in his shins. It's a shame when the Oscars have to stoop to highly dramatic performances put on during them, to get people interested in them, again. I don't care what some people say about body language or anything, these were top-notch actors and they could pull off such a thing. I say, both Will Smith and Chris Rock should win an award for that little performance.

@Skip-Kilat

Жыл бұрын

toni should’ve gotten a nom too if she didn’t get one

@bigdream_dreambig

Жыл бұрын

@@Skip-Kilat She did earn the Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actress for this film.

It doesn't matter how many times I see the car scene - makes me cry everytime.

I just realized cole knew right away something was different about Malcolm when the ghost walked into the church; he was like a guardian angel to help cole understand his gifted journey

I've watched this movie numerous times, and I've watched quite a few reactions to it on youtube. It always fascinates me that people seeing it for the first time (including me) are so involved in the story that they don't notice that the mother who poisoned her daughter is dressed all in RED at her own daughter's funeral -- something that would stand out as INSANE in the "normal" world.

@alanh.7668

Жыл бұрын

Hmm, never caught that the ten thousand times I've watched it, case in point! Lol

@JRush374

Жыл бұрын

She has Munchausen syndrome by proxy. They make their children sick for the attention, which is why she's wearing red at the funeral. In her eyes, the funeral is a party for her. Someone at the funeral mentioned that her other daughter is now getting sick.

@dr.burtgummerfan439

Жыл бұрын

When the dad calls her out, her expression isn't one of grief or guilt, it's more like "Why are you making a scene and ruining MY party?"

@luketimewalker

Жыл бұрын

@@dr.burtgummerfan439 oh damn!!! right

@pohanahawaii

Жыл бұрын

💃 She didn't really wear red. But everything that the ghosts have touched a lot would look "red" like the locked door knob to the basement that Malcolm kept trying to open but somehow magically still got in.

41:44 shout out to another amazing performance by ellie. i love that she doesn't give anything about the plot away while watching with friends, and i love to see how much the movie affects her. 🥰

@thatpatrickguy3446

Жыл бұрын

Agreed!!

@thewarriorallday4013

Жыл бұрын

She is pretty terrific!

I've seen this movie countless times and I just now realized at 27:42 he's holding on to his suit jacket with his left hand and hiding the bloody part of his shirt where he got shot. Love small details like that.

When I watched this, I cried like a baby at the end.. I didn't have a clue. Very well written and filmed. You should watch this directors other movie *Unbreakable* also starring Bruce Willis.

@bobbuethe1477

Жыл бұрын

I really liked "Unbreakable," even though the ending was spoiled for me by a newspaper reviewer. "Unbreakable" was the first part of a trilogy. The second part was "Split," which seems to be completely unrelated to the first one, but the third movie, "Glass," ties them both together.

they helped eachother. Bruce Willis was a ghost who needed to help someone (Cole) to make up for his mistake with Vincent. and Cole helped him have closure with his wife.

29:01 "Oh, this kid is such a good actor." The little guy earned Academy, Golden Globe, and Screen Actors Guild Award nominations for his performance in this movie.

@rhonafenwick5643

Жыл бұрын

Him not winning the Oscar for this role was an absolute tragedy. It's one of the great performances in cinema history by any actor, whether child or adult

@drchaos2000

Жыл бұрын

@@rhonafenwick5643 to be fair he lost to kevin spacey in american beauty which was an absolute masterpiece aswell

This is one of the best plot twist ever. "The Others" starring Nicole Kidman has a great plot twist too.

@mikesterling688

Жыл бұрын

Identity does as well starring Ray Liota. It actually has a couple twists. It is a murder mystery movie.

@SlayerO013

Жыл бұрын

The Korean movie Oldboy got me more than anything else I've ever seen. Never bothered with the completely unnecessary Americanese remake, but I'd hope at least the twist is the same.

I love how Ellie was still brought to tears even after having watched the film before.

@rhonafenwick5643

Жыл бұрын

I've seen it half a dozen times and the last two scenes - Cole and his mum, and Malcolm and his wife - still reliably bring me to borderline ugly crying. The film got pretty positive reviews when it came out, but as more time passes and we can see it more objectively, I honestly think more and more people are recognising how great it really was. It was billed as basically a thriller/horror, but it's so much more than that. A beautiful piece of cinematic art

@hito8907

11 ай бұрын

​@@rhonafenwick5643 and what has all the bs to do with the actual comment?

@hito8907

11 ай бұрын

scary how slow the other 2 mae the connection. slowest so far

It wasn't easy for Malcolm to remember Vincent because the last time he saw him, Vincent was just a little boy.

Here's a thought provoking idea - if Vincent had NOT shot Dr. Crowe, Cole would not have gotten the help he really needed.

This is the first time Vicki cried more than Ellie.

The redheads ability to not give away spoilers while watching it with her friends is epic. The look on her face when her two friends were watching the ending and they weren’t getting it quick enough was hilarious!

42:32..Ellie rolled her eyes and laughed when Viki said about Malcolm seeing ghosts now,that was so funny,great reaction Ladies so glad you enjoyed this movie.

@stinkbug4321

Жыл бұрын

Well, she was right. When he looked at his hand and didn't see a wedding ring, that was seeing a ghost. Even if it was just a ghost hand.

I do believe Haley Joel Osment should’ve won an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor what a performance from this young man.

I watched Ellie solo reaction to six sense before and it was golden. She had to call larry to watch it with her. And now, watching her reaction as the person who knew how this movie end is even more Golden!

I’ve seen this film before but it broke my heart 😂 when the girl on the left, sorry I don’t know name, realised what was happening and started crying.

The first time after he gets shot it tells us 'Six Months Later' when he meets Cole, and for some reason a lot of people miss that.

@JakkFrost1

Жыл бұрын

Actually it says "The Next Fall", though I only know that for certain because one reactor missed it so I had to check again myself to refresh my memory.

@MoMoMyPup10

Жыл бұрын

@@JakkFrost1 thanks. I knew it said something like that, and why I didn't put it in full " " quotations

I had same reaction on my first watch and then the reaction on the second watch where I was like, holy crap, he never spoke with anyone! In my mind, I could of sworn he did but you have to rewatch it to realize, he never did. This is M. Night Shyamalan finest work and unfortunately, in my opinion, he never captured this magic again. He put out similar shock twist ending movies but none had the same impact or were directed as well as this one.

i loved how Vickie and Lia BOTH caught on at the same time, props to Ellie for not spoiling

Just FYI the guy in the bathroom was Donnie Wahlberg from New Kids on The Block and Blue Bloods. He did it to prove he had what it takes to act in extreme ways

@sissi3479

2 ай бұрын

Yes he really scared me.i was about to leave the theatre when i saw the movie for the first timr

..Well the fact that he never changed clothes mighta' been a clue..😁 Great reaction ladies, thanks

@lkf8799

Жыл бұрын

That's how my friend guessed!! I didn't even notice 👔 Who is expecting to be from the point of view from a ghost? 👻 Freaking brilliant! Plus the first time you watch this movie the ghosts are so terrifying and Cole acts very terrified but he doesn't act terrified of Bruce Willis so it's a total misdirect. You can tell that he's wary but you think it's because he doesn't want to cooperate with a psychologist not because he's interacting with a ghost. So good.

@jbpoole

Жыл бұрын

@@lkf8799 I had it spoiled for me before I saw it by some wise ass late night talk show guest ...so... it's hard to speculate as to whether I coulda figured it out or if I woulda noticed all those little details, but...awesome flick either way! I was still able to enjoy it but I missed out on the "Gasp" moment😒

@lkf8799

Жыл бұрын

@@jbpoole Oh no! What a bummer. I'm honestly surprised how many new reactors don't know the ending because it's been out for so long. Nowadays KZreadrs will straight up put spoilers right in the title of their video and in the thumbnail 😱 the bastards 🤨

@jbpoole

Жыл бұрын

@@lkf8799 Nowadays KZreadrs are primarily comprised of millennials who can't figure out whether to scratch their watch or wind their butt. If Hollywood and television are destined to be replaced by the internet , I don't expect to see great films like this one any time soon. Or terrific directors like Shamalamadingdong or whatever his name is . Everything's gonna be different...Sad

@rhonafenwick5643

Жыл бұрын

​@@jbpoole Oh, settle down, would you? Your comment smacks of ageist "back in my day" nonsense. (Not to mention that which films actually get made aren't generally decided upon by millennials in the audience; they're chosen by executives, who tend to be Gen X at latest.) There's still fantastic films being made even now, and I'd argue you're just taking a biased view of what comprises great cinema. Just some examples of outstanding movies from the last fifteen years include Inception, The Social Network, Parasite, Arrival, Her, The Dark Knight, Call Me By Your Name, Get Out, Black Swan, Twelve Years A Slave, Dune, and Hereditary (speaking of Toni Collette).

It's so sweet seeing you beautiful ladies cry over this film. I'm crying watching you cry. It is beautiful, isn't it? It's a shame Michelle isn't here, too. This movie is one that MUST be watched a 2nd time, so maybe you all can watch it again with Michelle?

The Munschausen’s by proxy scene is so awesome. I loved your reactions.

I remember watching this movie when I was younger and thought it was such a great horror movie, such a cool twist to it. Now I see it almost like a drama, with Malcolm overcoming his failure to help Vincent and the guilt of losing time with his wife. It absolutely works both ways and shows the true brilliance of this film and how gripping a narrative can be. You've got to go watch unbreakable now you've all watched this... Or "The Negotiator" with Samuel L. Jackson, I'd love to see you all react to that 😊

@rhonafenwick5643

Жыл бұрын

"It absolutely works both ways and shows the true brilliance of this film" Agreed 100%. I think the initial reactions when it was released were informed by the fact it was mostly billed as a thriller/horror film, which is fair, but nowadays audiences can look back with more objectivity to see the film for what it is instead of what the promotional material focuses on. And I think that more people are now realising that it was even better and more complex than we thought, because it's also a powerful character drama, both with Malcolm and his wife as well as with Cole and his mum. It deserves to be treated as one of the great films of cinema history, in my opinion!

I've seen a few reactions to this where one person knew the twist, and often it's not great, but Ellie knocked it out of the park. Great job, and I could see your frustration at times, having to nudge gently without just saying stuff out loud!

@SlayerO013

Жыл бұрын

I ruined it for my sister when we watched it for the first time. I guessed it early on after the "anniversary" scene. Then Cole told his secret and then I was sure of it. Wish I would have kept my damned mouth shut TBH. It's too good to see people realize it at the end for themselves to mess up. Thank God for reaction videos!

It’s such a good movie and I’m glad no one spoiled the ending for you. I saw it in the theater and the audience was shocked. Yes, you think he survives the shooting and helps the boy but he dies and goes to the boy to help him but they help each other. Such good acting and a good story.

I was really worried about Ellie spoiling the movie because people will ask tons of questions during the movie. It makes zero sense in reaction videos to ask the other person what is going on when that will spoil other parts of the movie. But when they started going on about their theory that Cole was actually the man who shot Malcolm at the beginning of the movie.....whew.....Ellie absolutely handled that perfectly (as she did the rest of the way)! That's the first time I've ever seen that theory pop up in a reaction (and there was writing on the screen which they must have missed that said this a year later or whatever time frame it was). Great job, Ellie!

Ellie waa the best part. She knew the whole time and was watching it a second with her crew and never said one word till the end. It's the way this movie is supposed to be watched. I saw it in the theater and it was the reaction of the crowd and me that really elevates this to one of the best movies

This film scared the absolute bejesus out of me first time. Now I just see it as a beautiful film, certain scenes break me.

Haley Joel Osment put on the show of a lifetime in this movie, which is simply unthinkable for his age. Everyone did great though, from the stars to the man that shot Bruce's character in the beginning. I feel like his performance is somewhat lost because of how soon and brief it was, but his emotions were 10/10. Great reaction, ladies!

Just came across your channel in the last couple of days. What a beautiful group of young women you are, inside and out. Don’t know if you’re related or friends but the love and friendship between you is apparent and I hope it lasts a lifetime. I’m lucky to have two beautiful daughters of my own around your age. This is the best reaction to this movie I’ve seen yet. I remember the first time I saw it in the theatre and the ending shocked me too. Great movie. Liked and subscribed and can’t wait for more. ❤

"I see dead people" - and I can hear them too. It's not something I ever imagined I would ever be able to do. But sometimes "life" throws things at you where things 'turn on a dime' and suddenly you are thrust into another dimension of life experience. So, yes, even though I've enjoyed a wonderful life in general - lots of travel, working for great companies - I also have dipped my toe into the 'psychic' world. Where 'life' actually is quite beautiful. "Death" is really just a step into another room, that is also another dimension. A place we've all been to many times before, and will travel to again, and again. Where those we love await us. A place that will feel very comfortable to everyone, when we leave our body.

Watch "Pay it forward" with the same small kid acting. You'll love it too!

Ellie crying in the moment while also laughing at Viki not understanding what's happening was hilarious.

What beautiful souls you 3 young women are. You remind me of my daughter, Laura. Protect your hearts. Kindness was the message Laura left behind for us to continue to spread. Your sensitive and empathetic natures shine through like that. Thanks and you have a new subscriber. Much love from Laura mom 💕🐝💕

"Fire In The Sky" (93) Based on the true accounts of Travis Walton Co Starring Robert Patrick (T1000 of Predator 2) Saw in the theatre when Ground Hog Day was sold out, and still talking about it! Most slept on film ever.(Now Cult Classic) Not going to win any polls but so worth checking!!

“Ellie knows…” (Shrug) Lol - good job, Ellie! 😂

Loved Vicki's light bulb moment at the end.

Great reaction. I like the setting of the ghost looking over the shoulder of Lia, very suiting for this movie. I also like how Ellie avoids spoiling anything for her friends. At some point, she is even biting het lips to stay quiet. One thing that surprises me is very common among multiple reactors, is the scene before Bruce Willies starts seeing the kid, there is a sign on the screen that says something like "5 years later" and so many reactors assume that is the guy from the beginning, and they are looking into the past. I assume they are still recovering from the shock of Bruce Willie's character being shot and concentrating on their own thoughts instead of watching what is happening in the movie. Great reaction from the four of you! (I'm including the ghost looking over Lia's shoulder, lol! 👻)

When I watched this movie for the first time, there was a time, two thirds into the movie, where it crossed my mind the realization that Malcolm didn't survived the shooting, but I soon discarded that thought.

The doctor in the hospital talking to the mom about possible abuse is the writer/director of this movie. His name is M. Night Shyamalan and another great movie is called, “Lady in the Water. It’s one of my favorites. He plays the author in that movie.

In the scenes where there are ghosts there is always something red.... you have to watch this movie many times

"Can you imagine your kid doing this?" 40:38... Yes, and that's why audiences were so wonderfully moved by this scene. This film and DEATH BECOMES HER are such wonderful bookends for Bruce Willis' film catalog. There isn't another 'action star' that has such a range in film roles.

@thatsthat2612

Жыл бұрын

Love death becomes her

@MoMoMyPup10

Жыл бұрын

Robert Downey Jr. called. I'm holding his beer.

1. Haley Joel Osment played Forrestt Gump Jr, "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. Cole knew he wouldn't see Malcolm again. 5. A fun movie for review of a Bruce Willis is, "The Last Boy Scout". HINT HINT 6. Missing you Bruce.😥

6:45 😂😆😂😆 she's like don't look at me...i don't want to spoil it.

Ellie did such a stellar job, just not saying anything to spoil it for them. It is very emotional, this film. And she allowed them to sink into it and feel it like Autumn leaves tapping the skin when they fall.

@thewarriorallday4013

Жыл бұрын

Ellie is great about no spoilers!

@thatsthat2612

Жыл бұрын

Watched this when it first came out, 10 mins in my brother figured it out and just spat out "he's dead" he was only guessing but once you hear it, that's it

@FrancoisDressler

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, Ellie really gets it. Emotional intelligence.

How you reacted to the final words reminded me of What Dreams May Come. That's one to pull the heartstrings! The cinematography is amazing(at least it was at the time I haven't seen it in a while but it blew me away in theaters)

@luketimewalker

Жыл бұрын

What Dreams May come is a masterpiece, doubly so because where Robin Williams is now.

The color red plays a big role in the scenes whenever you see him. I heard that in the video director commentary.

This is a classic. Not just a classic scary movie but a classic movie in general. One of the best plot twist ever.

Ellie you did so good, you knew the twist and yet you stayed quiet and let your friends figure it out. Very nicely done.

I saw this when it came out in 1999. The entire theater didnt know the twist. They stayed thru credits

Bruce Willis is one of my top three favorite actors. Four movies in the top 100 favorite movies of all time. 16) Red (2010) 58) 12 Monkeys (1995) 76) The Sixth Sense (1999) 99) Pulp Fiction (1994) 144) Red 2 (2013) 292) Die Hard (1988)

@ReligionOfSacrifice

Жыл бұрын

I had a job where it was for me to walk where ever I wanted to in a child's world. You have never felt the experience of having a child who plays with their own poop to keep adults away from them and ruins things inside the home purposely due to physical and sexual abuse of her past. That moment when they walk out of the line of their fellow kindergarteners to grab hold of your hand and walk with you instead of alone or when they really open up and tell you all that is on their mind... It is amazing. I remember the foster mother immediately taking both of her girls out of the school for a new placement based on what I had already told her of my observations and when I explained what one of the foster girls had said she had no doubt that both would be in a new school next week. I can remember a second one in a completely different setting who had all the same past except she hadn't played with her own poop to keep adults away from her. I had seen her in all environments, but when she saw me at her church (just happened to go to the same one) she ran straight to me to give me a hug. She must have thought I was like some sort of guardian angel when she saw me a this sixth location too. I'll never forget when I walked into her kindergarten classroom while they were taking naps on mats and she just looked at all her peers as if she knew I was there for her and her only. Later during a playtime she asked me why I was trying to make her do certain things and I stated, "Because I am trying to help you make friends." Immediately this other girl said, "I want to be her friend." At the next visit to her house her foster mother stated she had a sleep over set up with her friend in school when she admitted to her foster mother it was her very first friend.

40:53 That hit Viki really hard. I was always moved by that part too.

Thank you for your real and honest reaction to this great film. Please keep Bruce Willis in your prayers. He is currently suffering from dementia and in bad health. I'm certain he would be pleased by your reaction to this film.

Another film that proves Toni Collette is an amazing actress. Next you guys should do Unbreakable! That and Signs are this writer/directors best films IMO.

The car scene is a tear jerker for sure.

Ellie i love you, always holding your friends' hand. I'm sure Ellie is the first these girls turn to for anything, love her

The color red signifies the presence of a ghost. Every time there is a ghost there is something red nearby, and every scene with Bruce Willis has the color red in it somewhere.

The best reveal ever. I knew something was off. It never clicked even with the hints along the way. Then the reveal hit me like a ton of bricks 😳. Then you look back and ask. How did I miss all those hints. Wow The movie still holds up over 20 years later.

It did show after he was shot, it was the next spring when he met Cole.

The guy in thr bathroom that shot Malcolm is played by Donnie Wahlberg the guy from blue bloods and saw II

Malcolm needs to talk to Anna when she is asleep because that is the *only* way that she can hear him.

The only other movie I know of that has a twist of this magnitude is the original _Planet of the Apes_ (1968). I don't know about the newer movies at all, but the ending of the original is truly shocking.

@barbarapacker5722

11 ай бұрын

Have you never seen Psycho? 😉

I'm glad to see someone else who took as long as I did to catch on, back when I saw it for the first time.

@emwa3600

Жыл бұрын

Everyone in the theaters had the same reaction, and it was like that for weeks and weeks. Then, folks came back for another 3-4-5 months, sometimes being first-time views, sometimes in groups who knew it all. And were still blown away by the construction of characters, timing of scenes, etc. This is a well-made film.

rarely do I throw my fist up and yell “yessss” when I see any video and I did when I saw this one

Red in the movie symbolizes emotion that's why you see it so much in the movie

A truly beautiful masterpiece of a film 🥲😇❤️🎉

Right, The director was so good that we didn't notie that Dr. never talk to anyoe but the boy. And even made us believed that he interacted with others than the boy without a single word!

@bernadettelanders7306

2 ай бұрын

And not sure if you knew. The doctor checking Cole’s marks on his body was M. Night Shyamalan who wrote the movie. If you google him. He’s in many movies he wrote. The Sixth Sense (1999) - Shyamalan appears as a doctor in a hospital.

I never noticed it before, but on the back of Cole's hair how its slightly diff. light colored, at least I was told growing up it was a birthmark from an angel kissing you. I mean I know that's silly, but still. Kind of interesting considering.

This young actor was nominated for Best Supporting actor in 1999

Sixth Sense has one of the best endings. Check out, Unbreakable. Written and directed by the same guy and also starring Bruce Willis again.👍

@osva3574

Жыл бұрын

And Split and Glass

Aww a brilliant movie … remember watching for the first time and all the same scenes yous reacted to shocked emotional crying etc was the same for me and friends I saw it with. The moment we realised he was also passed on was a massive shock,

That bit where Cole tells his mother that the woman from the accident is standing next to his window, then where you see said woman walk away always gives me a chill.

Back when Shyamalan was ahead of the curve

Ellie you did a great job at not giving anything away

5:42 Just realized how brilliantly this scene was shot. From the eyeglasses to the wrist wounds, to the quoting Latin, it sets up the whole therapist-patient relationship with just a few visual queues. which the movie does the whole time so well.

Respect to Ellie for keeping the secret.

The cast killed it in this. Even with a beard, Haley Joel Osment still has that same sweet face

There 's another great performance by that kid in "A.I. Artificial Intelligence" (2001) 🎬

Wow, Ellie, never thought you'd have the courage to watch this movie again. . . . 😀 Also - good doggie. 🙂

Is it possible to fall in love with three women at the same time, at the same moment? Yes. Thank you for your beautiful reaction!

M. Night Shyamalan is a great director for me. I recommend you react to Unbreakable (with Bruce Willis), Split and Glass in that order. All three movies are a masterpiece, especially the first one. 😌

7:04 How is he holding a pen, writing in a book, using an audio cassette recorder, and jiggling a red doorknob?

3 of the biggest hearts ❤️ you will ever see. ⬆️ Stellar reaction, ladies.

Excellent Choice to react to ladies!!! One of Bruce Willis's best movies of all time and an amazing story and superb performances from everyone

This was a great reaction! I’ve seen this movie so many times and it never gets old!

I am writing this to help out these ladies and this video and this channel with the algorithm ✌️❤️😚☺️

Toni Collette is amazing. Even though she has a heavy limey or Australian accent, in hereditary she does a perfect Midwest, and here she does kind of a Brooklyn/Boston accent. In M Night shamaylan movies always look for a color out of place! The red doorknob, the balloon, the mom's red clothes and lipstick! All M Night Shamaylan movies should be watched! Specially Signs, The Village, one with Mark Wahlberg, then in order, Unbreakable, Split, Mr Glass! The mom in sixth sense is same mom in ultimate horror movie, hereditary!😮😮😮

This movie always freaked me out. When I was a kid we lived in Hawaii. We were in a small town on Oahu called Temple Valley. We lived in the townhouses next to a cemetery called Valley Of The Temples. You can google the area and see the cemetery. Its actually pretty cool looking. You'll also probably see fruit on graves. Hawaiians believe you will anger the spirits if you dont leave food. Anyway, there were some VERY scary and disturbing things that happened in those townhouses. Hawaii is beautiful but there is some weird shit there. I was scarred for life! (lol)

@zzygyy

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My mother grew up in Waimanalo. She told me many ghost stories about hawaii and it's different locations as a kid. SCARY STUFF. Especially about people sending back "rocks and sand" from the island taken as a souvenir.

@luketimewalker

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really? Like what ?

@victorramsey5575

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@@zzygyy Yeah, NEVER take anything that is natural to the island. And dont pick flowers from trees or bushes. If a flower falls off the bush naturally thats ok to take.

@victorramsey5575

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@@luketimewalker Way too much to type. But basically everything from seeing shadows in dark rooms, to "the cursed diary", to pets committing suicide, to your (and your whole family) entire personality changing to something dark and unsettling. And it wasnt just my family. It seemed everyone in those townhouses had the same attitude and look of fear all the time.

@luketimewalker

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@@victorramsey5575 oh man I ran in pretty scary reddits ther other day after these comments