Everything Wrong With The Sixth Sense In 13 Minutes Or Less 

Cole actually does run away from Malcolm the first time he sees him. So he's acknowledging he is a ghost there.

Man when I was a kid that scene under the blanket fort was the most terrifying shit I ever saw.

In the first scene when the wife heads down to the basement, she feels the cold. It's not from husband, it's not from the guy upstairs either but it IS from the ghosts who haunt the guy upstairs. He was Malcolm's patient as a child when the ghosts started haunting him and the ghosts are still haunting him wherever he goes as an adult. Malcolm wasn't able to help him and that's why he is there in Malcolm's home ...to let Malcolm know that he was still being tortured by visitations and he blamed Malcolm.

If nothing else, Toni Collette's performance in that scene in the car is pretty great.

The scene in the car with Cole and his mother makes me cry every time. It's so moving and well acted and scripted

You know it's a great movie when there are 2 sin reductions scenes.

I think it's kind of implied that Malcolm can only hear the ghost on the tapes because he's dead, if he had listened to them that loudly while alive he'd have been oblivious.

I can say as a parent of a young kid, that you would be SHOCKED how your ear can pick up the sound of your childs voice, especially when they're distressed over general noise. Sometimes you don't even really HEAR it so much as you feel your ear react to something and you get an instinctual surge that says your child is potentially in danger. Her reaction is very authentic, you're not sure if you heard something but your maternal spidey senses go off.

I always thought it was hilarious that Bruce Willis' character didn't think much of nobody reacting to him at all for days or weeks on end.

Btw Cole already knew Malcolm was a ghost but he wanted him to find out for himself. He's given hime clues

I remember watching this as a kid and that scene with the kid saying “hey come on I’ll show you where my dad keeps his gun” stuck with me for a long time 😳

4:22 i just assume that where he is sitting is "his spot" and so his wife never sits there as a way of keeping his memory with her

As a cab driver, years ago, I drove some people home from this movie. I remember someone saying "I can't believe he was actually dead the whole time"... Kinda ruined the movie for me... ;)

First time I saw this was at a drive in with my now ex girlfriend, she went to go get snacks and some asshole comes up next to my car and looks straight at me and says "You know Bruce Willis is dead the whole movie" and walks away like nothing happened.

i don't think that that was the kind of product placement pine cleaner was looking for.

7:23 Malcolm died by the hands of a patient he had failed. In his last moments, he was wondering what might of been if he had properly helped the patient, and had nothing but regret. Cole has the same exact symptoms that the other patient had, if you pay attention to the conversation with the killer and read the notebook when Cole is introduced. Malcolm's ghost is doing what he pictured himself doing in his last moments of life. The other ghosts were suddenly killed, like the kid shot in the head, the abused wife, the bicyclist, and some others I'm probably forgetting, which isn't true for Malcolm. The extra time gave him time to think. Just a thought though.

Innnnn West Philadelphia, born & raised...

- 1 sin: it's obvious why the mother would let her child go roaming about Philadelphia alone. If the child gets into trouble then she'll have an excuse to send her/him to live with her/his aunt and uncle in Bell Air.

I think Cole knew Malcolm was dead. Go back to the _"I see dead people"_ scene and notice Cole's eyes shift down and hover over Malcolm's bullet wound before he reveals it... Just another terrifying subtlety.

For me the twist was like "oh snap" but the scene that haunted me when this came out was when Cole got locked in the cupboard or whatever. The screaming he did there was phenomenal acting

R.I.P. Good M. Night films

Haley Joel Osment performance is really great.

I think there should’ve been a sin removed for the car scene at the end

Actually, I thought that Cole knew all along that Malcolm was dead, but he liked him so much because he wasn't like the other ghosts. Malcolm was like a father figure that Cole didn't have, so he didn't want him to go away. He doesn't bother to try to tell him he's dead at first, because: A. He doesn't know how to deal with ghosts, to him they never go away, and B. He realizes later that Malcolm has to do something before he can go on. Basically, Malcolm and the other ghost have to accomplish everything they need to accomplish and then they will realize they are dead. When they accomplish their tasks, they will be READY to see they are dead. When he tells him to talk to his wife while she's sleeping, it was after he realized this. And that helping him was part of Malcolm's tasks that would allow him to realize he was dead. Then, after Malcolm succeeded in helping him, Cole realized that he needed to talk to his wife before he could finally move on. So, he told him to talk to his wife while she was sleeping, not because he thought that Malcolm was alive and his wife was ignoring him, but because he knew all along that Malcolm was dead and he guessed at the end that Malcolm's wife might be able hear him in her dreams. And when he talks to his wife, he sees the signs that he wouldn't have seen before because his business was finished and he was READY to see them. The idea that you are more open to spirit communication in your sleep is an old one.

Best child actor of all time.

So many years later, and it remains impressive how bloody good Haley Joel Osment was in this movie -- and how well he anchored it all. He really should have got the Oscar that year, rather than Michael Caine for Cider House Rules.

I was in line with a few friends to buy my tickets for this movie the weekend it came out, knowing nothing more than Bruce Willis was in it and there was a kid who could see dead people. As we're waiting the side doors open and out come the people who just finished watching their movie. A young couple, maybe in their early twenties walk past and I overhear the guy say to his girlfriend "I can't believe Bruce Willis was dead the whole time?" I didn't think much of it because like I said, we didn't know too much about the movie. This was back when the only place you see trailers was on TV and they didn't include all the good parts of the movie. Apparently no one else in my group heard the guy. We got our tickets, got our popcorn (the drinks and candy were in the girls purses) and found our seats. The movie starts, Bruce Willis gets shot and it hits me like a ton of bricks. This movie had been ruined for me. I'm still optimistic and I'm thinking maybe it's revealed early on and then I will be able to enjoy the movie as much as everyone else. Nope. As the scenes go by I'm just in my head screaming furiously. Everyone else is going to get a great reveal, it's going to be a part of cinematic history. Everyone will remember just how much of a watershed moment it was for them. If I ever see that guy again I'll staple his lips shut.

Amazing flick. If M.N.S. had made just this one film and disappeared forever, he'd be a legend now.

she's got her on record poisoning her, so instead of dying and moving on, her ghost stays because she's trying to save her little sister from being poisoned to death as well. Did you even watch the movie?

I think Malcom's emotion at the end was shocked. It's pretty upsetting to figure out you're actually dead :p

Cant believe he didn't removed a sin for that car scene. That was such an emotional pre scene for the actual twist. I was crying from that car scene and then the very next scene i was so surprised and mindblown from the twist

thanks to this channel i now find myself sinning movies everytime without realizing

Dang that held up really well on the sin counter...for good reason too

The saddest part of the film is when Cole is talking to his mum in the car

People at wakes are mourning and paying respects; its not that hard to believe that they don’t immediately start interrogating a little boy who shows up about if he was invited and probably just assume he was a schoolmate or a neighbor since wakes aren’t usually places where 8 year old kids show up to sell drugs and stir up trouble.

One of the BEST movies made in the last 20 years

Here is a sin, M. Night has set release date for *AVATAR THE LAST AIRBENDER 2*!

God, even the Cinemasins version of this movie gives me goosebumps!!

I remember being at a friend’s house one night a long time ago, going through the TV channels. We stopped at the middle of this random movie already halfway through, and I recognized the child actor. I said "look, it must be A.I." So we decided to sit back and watch. Right away, something seemed off. There was this scene with a boy turning his back on Cole, and showing a gaping bloody hole on his head. And then there was THE scene under the blanket. Man, most traumatic childhood experience.

4:08 CinemaSins: "Fired" Freaking lost it when you said that Jeremy. I thought the same thing when I saw that scene in the movie 😂😂😂😂😂😂

The reason why Cole suggest talking to her when she sleeps is because the souls of the dead are said to be able to talk to people in their dreams. So, by the end of the film, he did know Malcom is dead.

Notice how Kira's mom was wearing RED to the wake?

The Stuttering Stanley part was amusing because it showed how much the brutality of history is sugar coated when taught to children in schools.

I've never seen this movie. I was actually planning on watching it years ago when I was in high school. But then a girl was giving a speech in my English class and used this movie as an example (can't remember exactly what her speech was about), but she goes something like, "it's just like the ending to the movie The Sixth Sense, where we all know how it ends with the main dude ending up being a ghost the whole time," and then the whole class freaked out on her like, "Spoilers! How dare you!" and she shrugged and said, "I thought everybody had seen this movie." So I didn't want to watch it after that. But maybe I could give it another shot....

I just realized a thing...after years this channel has still no video about the Alien, the sequels or the crossover. There is only a really old Prometheus video...and i'm not ok with it.

Has anybody ever thought about how they'd react if, at their child's wake, they discovered that their spouse had poisoned them? Murder. Murder is what would happen. Knife block, stab, dead. ...and you wouldn't go to jail.

I just watched this movie last night. There is absolutely NOTHING WRONG with this masterpiece.

3:53 This is the best movie line ever. My family uses it regularly in real life. Should be -1.

for the cabinet opening scene, it being silent was done on purpose. I don't know if you noticed but that was a single very long shot in which people were trained to go on set and open most the cabinets silently while the camera was facing away

The sin of the ghost in the cellar can be easily explained. The crazy dude who will show up shortly was a ghost magnet. His presence in the house attracted nearby or ghosts within the house itself which explain the cold. Which will happen later with the kid later like when he saw the hanged people in school corridor. Pay attention Cinemasins :D

The best one was about her staying in the house. Many movies overlook that it would be beyond overwhelming to be reminded of something like that everyday....

This whole film is viewed as Cole’s journey. It actually is Malcolm’s journey. So he goes in and out if reality since being dead. And it’s his journey to come to realise that he is dead. And it happens via the agent Cole ! And in some way it also helps Cole to deal with his super power.

Do you know what Im afraid when Im alone? Because Im afraid Ill find Donnie Wahlberg in my bathroom, and no not his character in this movie but Donnie Wahlberg playing Donnie Wahlberg.

It is a 1999 movie and you will never expect the twist if you were watching it at that time ..THe sixth sense in 3 second-->best movie

Agreed, best reveal I've ever seen in a movie, I remember getting about 20 minutes into the movie wondering when things were gonna kick up a notch, I was truly getting bored, but by that time I already found it compelling, so decided to stick it out for the rest of the movie, and I'm truly glad I did, for me, there has never been another movie the managed to stay with me the way this one did.

10:37 The thing about the roads being totally blocked in Philadelphia is normal traffic, even without the accident.

I got this mixed up with the fifth element

Please sin Scream and the Grudge.

this was one of the best movies i have ever seen. in fact, even in this video alone the big reveal still brought that same exact chill i felt the first time.

The ghost haunting Olivia Williams in the first scene is the ghost that has arrived because Vincent Gray is upstairs, and he has the same gift as Cole, so naturally they flock to him. Great touch imo.

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Cinima Sins, sin 87 at 10:37 is wrong as there is a car and a van on the other side of the trafic that is blocking that side

The scene Cole gets locked in the cupboard with a ghost and starts screaming in pain and terror haunts me.

You gotta admit, this is a pretty unique movie and makes you feel lots of feels for a "horror". Too bad he kept trying to do the same thing over and over, to varying degrees.

This is only my second favorite thing that Haley Joel Osment is in, the first is Kingdom Hearts.

M. Night either makes the most amazing psychological thrillers, or the weirdest ones with extremely laughable plots. Either way he makes all my favorite movies.

The scene where Cole gives the father the box with the videotape where the mother was poisoning her daughter is so well done. The tears and emotion in the father’s eyes always make me emotional, but to me, the mother in a bright red suit with the bright red lipstick is so a red herring, ironically.

"If someone were to walk in, would they see a floating penny? Or is it also dead?" I love this

I dunno, "Fired" wouldn't happen in MY life. I had teachers who called me worse and did worse and they didn't even get a slap on the wrist.

When Bruce Willis died at the end of dicht sense I JIZZED IN MY PANTS

Happened to watch The Sixth Sense by chance on a holiday to Gran Canaria in 2001. Was eating pasta on a balcony with my then girlfriend at about 10pm looking at the tv inside the apartment, before heading out. Thought is was one of the best films I'd ever seen. I still remember everything so vividly.

I hope nobody watched this unless they've seen the movie

I see mad people...

Hey Jeremy, instead of saying "Taking off a sin," you should just say "So this atones for a sin."

I’ve always wondered why Cole isn’t afraid of Malcolm if he’s afraid of all the other ghosts.

I think the plot twist in this movie was made in such a way that no one saw it coming even though it was super obvious.

Everything wrong with...Mad Max Fury Road? *runs and hides in the corner*

This is my all time favorite movie. I screamed in class when this was uploaded:')

His best movie. However uneven his subsequent films this really is ingenious. I remember the feeling of shock at the end.

I'm going to make a video... It's going to be called... "Everything wrong with a guy who looks for everything wrong in every movie"😂

You forgot to sin how Bruce Willis can enter the church despite being dead but non of the other ghosts can.

I went through a bit of a Bruce Willis phase a couple of years ago and found out my girlfriend at the time had never heard anything about The Sixth Sense. Didn't know the twist ending and was apprehensive of it because Bruce Willis was the main actor. But holy shit, I'm glad I got to watch even one person's reaction to this movie. Fucking priceless.

Damn, this channel never gets old... and your subtilties are what make it funny for me.... do you write this all yourself? You are a genius.

6:35 these silent shots were probably my favorite in the film, and this scene in general with the ghost jumpscare is when i really got invested

This movie is brilliant! I watched it about half an hour ago and what I found so amazing was that it's right in front of you but yet you can't see it! M.Night your a genius!!!!

I just wanted to point out that exactly SIX Sims were removed in this movie. CX

For sin 3, I imagine she’s shivering because the ghosts are following the patient. You know, since he’s a ghost whisperer.

Huh, kid in Sixth Sense, one of my favorite movies, is the voice actor for Sora in Kingdom Hearts, my favorite game series. Is this the work of EL DOGGO QUE SE LLAMA EL DIABLO?

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The scene where Cole proves to his mom he can communicate with the dead via dead grandma/mom conflict story brings me to tears every time. So emotional. After this, "Unbreakable" and "Signs" M. Night lost his movie mojo...

No matter how much Shyamalan continues to spiral downhill, this movie will always be his best. I still love it and enjoy it immensely every time I watch it.

You should remove sin #4. She feels shivers, that means ghosts are everywhere and we can't see them. It is the first hint we have about what the movie is about. And also, ghosts are not necessarily new, they can be old as well.

I would've just dinged at 1:52 for "Discount Poltergeist". It's the exact same scene as the chair stacking, minus the difficulty of chair stacking.

The burnt teacher lady was played by Joann (or Jodi) Dawson, who runs the small horse riding camp in Maryland that I attended as a kid for years. I remember seeing a poster hanging up in the barn with pictures of her getting the burn makeup put on, and thinking it was just the coolest thing ever that I sorta knew an actress. Even now, as an adult, it's still pretty amazing to me.

that moment when cinemasins removes multiple sins from an M Night Shyamalan film

My dad made me watch this when I was eight, it ruined me for years. I am still thankful, though, as nothing can compare to this date!

What I love about "Everything wrong with..." is that you do pay respect to good storytelling by taking sins off once in a while... just like in this one. Kudos!

I'm gonna adore a collaboration with NerdCubed.

That shot with all the drawers being opened is so well done.

The mystery ghost making it cold in the beginning before Malcom dies is either: another dead patient/friend/ neighbor/of Malcolm or his wife, or a random dead person just going around thinking they are in a familiar place because they walk around seeing what they want to see not knowing they’re dead.